Word on the Street: Praising children
A new study claims that "overvaluing" kids with constant, unearned praise can give them an over-inflated ego. The study says that an over-inflated ego can have serious consequences later on in life.
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Mar 12, 2015, 1:42 AM
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A new study claims that "overvaluing" kids with constant, unearned praise can give them an over-inflated ego.
The study says that an over-inflated ego can have serious consequences later on in life.
News 12 The Bronx hit the street to find out if residents think today's children are praised too often.
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