As exemplified in a study of 300 preschoolers in China, children who are praised for their ability rather than their performance were more likely to cheat on a game.

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The study found that children who were praised for being smart were more likely to cheat, suggesting that praising ability rather than effort can lead to increased dishonesty in children seeking to maintain their "smart" label.

As Exemplified in a Study of 300 Preschoolers in China