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ARE
YOU A PRESSURE PARENT ?
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Compiled by Late Shri Sandeep Divgikar
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| If you answer yes to one or more of these questions, you may be in danger of pressuring your child. It is important to remember that the parent's role is critical and should be supportive at all times to ensure a positive experience for your child. | |||||
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Do you want your child to win more than he/she does? | |||
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Do you show your disappointment if he/she has a poor result? | ||||
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Do you feel that you have to "psyche" your child up before competition? | ||||
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Do you feel that your child can enjoy the sport only if he/she wins? | ||||
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Do you consider 'post mortems' immediately after competition or training? | ||||
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Do you feel that you have to force your child to go to training? | ||||
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Do you find yourself wanting to interface during training or competition thinking that you could do better? | ||||
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Do you find yourself disliking your child's opponents? | ||||
