Psychologists Agree: Parents Are Usually More Distant with Children Who Are More Successful than They Are because of Guilt
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An investigation by Rebecca Covarrubias and Stephanie Fryberg analyzed the “fault for family achievement,” a phenomenon that helps understand why social advancement can also generate feelings of distance with parents
The pressure exerted by many parents on their children continues to be the focus of a problem that leads to various complications. Although these difficulties may occur the other way around in some cases. One way parents have to pass on the feeling of pride to their children is to rejoice at their achievements, but for those who ... Continue reading "According to psychology, parents with successful children do not feel envy but suffer what is kn…
The conquest that should represent only pride can trigger unexpected emotions. For some young people, especially the first ones of the family to arrive at the university, growing up means entering an environment that parents and other relatives did not have the opportunity to know. This contrast can cause a difficult feeling to explain: the person celebrates his own conquest,...
An increasing number of children are struggling with questions like "What's the point of going to a good university?" and "What's the value of studying?" What should parents say to them, and how should they engage in dialogue with them?
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