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Nia’s strong will nature has prevented her from reaching her full potential. Completing the assignment is all that matters to her. She should have tethered her sequence and precision learning patterns to fully understand what is required for the assignment. Mulling and decoding the requirements would have help her in ensuring the assignment was completed accurately. In order for Nia to become more successful, she needs to take the time and grasp the intent of the assignment. Her self-confidence has contributed to her avoidance in seeking and understanding constructive feedback. Her previous experiences have conditioned her learning patterns to work against each

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