Sunday, May 31, 2015

Children used to be scared of the dark – now they fear failure | Life and style | The Guardian

Children used to be scared of the dark – now they fear failure | Life and style | The Guardian: "I recently asked one of my youngest daughters what she feared most. She answered without hesitation: failure. This disturbed and surprised me. I had always thought of fear of failure as an adult preoccupation, but it seems that one of the effects of the climate of the times (and the media saturation that expresses it) is the importation of adult fears to childish minds. The fear of ghosts is being replaced by the terror of underperformance."



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