Responding to Learned Helplessness in Preschoolers
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Responding to Learned Helplessness in Preschoolers
When young children fail to master a desired task they may experience feelings of frustration and defeat. If this pattern is repeated a sense of learned helplessness may result. When parents, teachers and caregivers encourage children and acknowledge their ability to succeed they can avoid the development of long-term behavior pattern.
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