A Brigham Young University (USA) study published in the Journal of Early Adolescence reveals that parents play a key role in teaching us to be tenacious and persevere in tasks and goals.
After analyzing 325 families over seven years, the authors of the research found that the trait of perseverance in parents was directly related to children more committed to school studies and with low levels of delinquency. ? If children learn early to persevere with tasks and carry their projects to completion, when they get older they are able to thrive and better cope with stress and external pressures ,? say the researchers. "Learning to be persistent is key to being successful in life, " they conclude.




