Many children often correlate putting in the effort with success, which is considered a normal message they receive in several cultures.
Children are able to gradually build their confidence because of the support of external factors,
such
as their parents, friends, or teachers. Linking Words
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helps develop a mindset where they could "fake it until they make it". Linking Words
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, they are able to practise standing tall in the face of failure.
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Although
having that innate sense of belief can help an individual tremendously, there are Linking Words
also
certain disadvantages. Linking Words
Firstly
, regardless of the amount of effort children have put in, they may be reluctant to accept failures. To illustrate Linking Words
this
, a kid who was told that they were academically smart their whole lives, might experience a culture shock when they did not pass a test. Linking Words
Secondly
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false hope may lead to mental health issues, Linking Words
such
as depression or anger issues because they failed to fulfil their expectations or what they thought they could achieve. Take, Linking Words
for example
, they were inspired to become a pilot after a ride on a plane, causing parents to support their child's dream by enrolling them in a pilot school. Linking Words
However
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due to
their innocence, they have not been exposed yet to the rigorous education and training pilots have to go through to Linking Words
finally
become acknowledged as a pilot. Linking Words
Thus
, despite their efforts to persevere, these kids can feel like failures when they, Linking Words
for instance
, get scolded for getting an aircraft-related question wrong.
In conclusion, one's confidence may be boosted when other people believe in them. Linking Words
However
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belief, when not executed with self-awareness, may lead to detrimental health effects.Linking Words
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