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Sayla wants to communicate to her daughter Lola that she is proud of her grades and behavior in school. She wants Lola to continue working hard in the future even if she fails at something. What type of feedback would be best for Sayla to improve her daughter's intrinsic motivation?

▸ "Lola, I am glad you are such a perfect student."

▸ "Lola, I know you will always get A's."

▸ "Lola, I think you are such a smart girl."

▸ "Lola, I am so proud of how hard you work in school."

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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