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CHÙA ĐẠI TÒNG LÂM
CHÙA ĐẠI TÒNG LÂM
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user822685775
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Anh chào chú anh thương người một chút anh cưới với chú nhé
2026-10-16 16:23:05
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Minh Khai :
a di đà phật ,xin mến chào chú tiduy
2026-10-16 22:32:01
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oanhtrinh415
oanhtrinh415 :
nam mô a Di Đà Phật
2026-10-19 08:01:42
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trnchu064
TranChau :
Nam mo a di da phat
2026-10-16 14:17:24
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doibacnhuvoi1980
Trương Dứa :
A di đà phật
2026-10-16 11:18:03
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an.thin044
An Thiên :
hay quá
2026-10-17 22:16:57
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voluongtho_adidaphat
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2026-10-16 11:43:47
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truongnguyet72
Trương Nguyệt :
A Di Đà Phật🙏🙏🙏
2026-10-16 01:52:05
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userfvec3sgak9
Nguyễn Đông :
Nam mô a di đà phật
2026-10-16 10:30:25
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dyuscdw6cyx4 :
nam mô a di đà phật
2026-10-16 01:12:44
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hoahoatran23 :
🙏🙏🙏
2026-10-16 01:11:43
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user5068514782630 :
🙏🙏🙏🌞🌞🌞🍊🍑🍏🍎🥭🐢🌷🌹🪷🪷🪷🌻🌻🌻🙏🙏🙏
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Telling a child good job is not harmful, but psychology researchers have discovered a simple phrase that fosters significantly greater resilience: You worked hard on that. In a landmark study by Claudia Mueller and Carol Dweck published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, children were praised either for their intelligence or for their effort. When faced with a challenging setback, the children praised for hard work stayed motivated, kept trying, and actually had more fun. The reason is simple. Telling a child they are smart connects their worth to an innate identity. When a task gets difficult, they begin to wonder if they were never truly smart at all. Praising effort highlights actions under their direct control, showing them that exertion can always be repeated. This approach works just as powerfully in early childhood. Long-term research in Child Development revealed that toddlers who heard frequent process-based praise were far more likely, years later, to believe they could master tough challenges through persistent practice. To make encouragement stick, keep observations specific. Saying you worked hard on that tower, you kept fixing the bottom shows a child their strategy was noticed, clarifying what worked so they can replicate it next time. If saying good job slips out naturally, keep it intact and simply add the action: Good job, you kept going. Peep helps families structure daily responsibilities so that persistence becomes a regular habit. While the app tracks offline chores and unlocks screen minutes, parents supply the specific, effort-based praise that turns routine tasks into lasting self-confidence.
Telling a child good job is not harmful, but psychology researchers have discovered a simple phrase that fosters significantly greater resilience: You worked hard on that. In a landmark study by Claudia Mueller and Carol Dweck published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, children were praised either for their intelligence or for their effort. When faced with a challenging setback, the children praised for hard work stayed motivated, kept trying, and actually had more fun. The reason is simple. Telling a child they are smart connects their worth to an innate identity. When a task gets difficult, they begin to wonder if they were never truly smart at all. Praising effort highlights actions under their direct control, showing them that exertion can always be repeated. This approach works just as powerfully in early childhood. Long-term research in Child Development revealed that toddlers who heard frequent process-based praise were far more likely, years later, to believe they could master tough challenges through persistent practice. To make encouragement stick, keep observations specific. Saying you worked hard on that tower, you kept fixing the bottom shows a child their strategy was noticed, clarifying what worked so they can replicate it next time. If saying good job slips out naturally, keep it intact and simply add the action: Good job, you kept going. Peep helps families structure daily responsibilities so that persistence becomes a regular habit. While the app tracks offline chores and unlocks screen minutes, parents supply the specific, effort-based praise that turns routine tasks into lasting self-confidence.

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