I believe that, yes, our self-confidence does influence the decisions we make. This is what I believe stems from factors like our successes. I remember being a young child who never performed exceptionally well in class and lacked the motivation to complete any of my assignments. As I grew older, I understood the value completing my assignments had on how I will go on throughout my school year. Once I started doing well in class due to my outlook on school, so did my motivation ,my confidence in how well I’ll do in school. Because of that, I managed to set aside all distractions which would hinder me from my personal success (the decision). I have a friend who never really thought that he appealed to the opposite because he’s been very insecure about his looks, but when my friends and I complemented his looks, he gained the strength to be confident in his looks. (I APOLOGIZE, I don’t think I can help as far with historical events.)
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She doesn't play the guitar but she plays the piano.
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not play = does not play. "doesn't" is short for "does not"
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To go to school at night and sleep during the day would be a much different experience than the majority of students have experienced. Doing school at night would lead to a much quieter work environment because the majority of people would be asleep. This might be nice, but, because you would be sleeping all day you wouldn't be a real part of society. Students wouldn't see people or get Vitamin D from the sun. If they go to in-person school at night, the only people they would see is classmates and teachers. There wouldn't be much of a social life for them. Once a student is done with their classes, it will be morning and all common hang-out places will be closed.
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