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Posts Tagged ‘Perfectionism in Teenagers’

When is Perfectionism a Problem?

February 6, 2012 | Posted in Achievement, Anxiety, Interviews

You love how your child is focused and motivated in school, sports, and other activities. You just wish that she weren’t so hard on herself. Read more…

Tagged Gifted Children, Perfectionism in Teenagers, Perfectionisn in Children, School Achievement
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Parent Expectations Part 2 – The Downside of Setting the Bar Too High

February 2, 2012 | Posted in Achievement, Anxiety, Confident Kids, Confident Teens

In the last post we discussed parental expectations that are too low. Now let’s explore the flipside– what happens when parent expectations are too high. Read more…

Tagged Child Achievement, Child Self-Esteem, Parent Expectations, Perfectionism in Teenagers, Perfectionisn in Children
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