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Great leaders all share what Dr. Carol Dweck calls the growth mindset. Develop leadership skills and achieve business management success by remaining growth-minded.

Cognitive psychology research explores effects of fixed versus growth mindsets on learning, effort, and achievement in relationships, education, sports, and business.

Cognitive psychologist Dr. Carol Dweck's mindset self-theory is applied to the parenting challenge of child motivation. Help children reach their fullest potentials.

Specific parenting strategies help gifted perfectionists avoid dichotomous thinking, face challenges without harsh self-criticism, and strive for personal excellence.

Here's one simple thing parents can do to help their children try harder instead of giving up; feel good about themselves; and increase their confidence and self-esteem.

Perfectionism is not a problem exclusive to gifted and talented students, but plays a critical role in anxiety, depression, and underachievement among gifted kids.

Gifted children coping with perfectionism, procrastination, and underachievement need clear goals, task prioritization, and skills to master resiliency to setbacks.

GATE programs and talent searches use off-level aptitude tests, designed for older student populations, to identify high potential gifted and talented children.

Improved self-concept, flexible class structure, and teacher enthusiasm are critical motivators for underachieving gifted students finding eventual success.