Turns out children are feeling pretty good about themselves lately. Maybe a little too good.
A recent study by researchers at San Diego State University found that high-school seniors are bursting with more self-esteem than a generation or two ago. For example, in 1975, 49 percent of them believed that they would be successful at their jobs. Today 65 percent do.
Instilling that "world, here I come!" attitude is a great thing. Instilling baseless self-congratulation? Le ...
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