Monday, November 15, 2010

Obama's Inflated Self-Esteem

Ralph Reiland, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Inflated self-esteem can be decidedly counterproductive.American students, for example, took first place in self-judged mathematical ability in a comparative study of eight countries, but last place in actual mathematical competency.Korean students, in contrast, ranked themselves last in self-judged mathematical skills and took first place in actual mathematical performance.The idea that self-esteem produces better performance, reversing the direction of better performance boosting self-esteem, is clearly a concept that's been oversold.

Source: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/2010/11/15/obama039s_inflated_self-esteem_245780.html

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