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Praise Can Backfire
My eight-year-old daughter■—an only child—had the tendency of thinking of heneif if I happened to compliment another child. My daughter thought that the praUe of the other child woe advene erUiciem of her.
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on their own and ratine them to •malato the deeiraWa dtoractertotica ad the children who are prained. ► '.to an re, occasionally younger ehlldrait aia sported an to more desirable baba*** when they hear others praised. UenaUy. however, such pretoe, if egeaatoee. tende to Create in older children the impression that their parents are disappointed in them. This, in tarn, given them n feeling of inferiority, loneliness, and perhaps hostility towards the parents.
Some children who are usually mature and emotionally stable realise parents use each praise in the hope that it will improve their own behavior,
helped by it.
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