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- 2. Details about the Survey I surveyed 30+ people and asked them the following two questions – 1. Which compliment would give you more happiness for any work that you do? a) You have worked so hard for this. Keep it up. b) You are so intelligent. Good Work. 2. Do you think hard work when focused in the right direction can increase intelligence? Yes/No?
- 3. Response to Question#1 4 30 2 Intelligence Vs Hard Work Intelligence Hard Work Not Sure
- 4. Response to Question#2 25 10 1 Can Intelligence be increased with hard work? Yes No Maybe
- 5. Survey Results We see that majority of the people believe that they would be happier to receive compliments on their hard work rather than intellect. The same set of people also believe that hard work, when focused in the right direction, has chances of increasing intellect.
- 6. Findings - Feedback should be focused on Hard Work rather than Intellect Praising someone for working hard is better than praising someone for their intelligence. It results in the person putting in more hard work, and reflects in their future endeavors. Most people think that Hard work, when focused in the right direction, can challenge a person and increase their intellect. People tend to pick up problems they tend to learn from, even if they won't look so smart rather than picking up pretty easy work, and they know they will do it well in there. It also results in people taking up an activity more seriously and whenever required putting in extra hours to understand it and finish it. They care more about improving themselves rather than looking at how others have performed. Such people will not misrepresent or inflate their achievements when compared to people who are praised for their intelligence. They tend to work harder and develop their skills.