Kids should not just get trophies for participating because they can grow to be narcissistic, it’...

1. http://cdn.scope.scholastic.com/system/files/private/SCO-110113-Debate.pdf?__token__=exp=1489162393~acl=/*~hmac=bdd16a154225bcd91e54bc737461064b575475e2c94036c0b1e0a85f9a571c77

2. A2: If someone does not get a trophy they will strayed to get one.

2.1. “While I am very proud of my boys for everything they do and will encourage them till the day I die, these trophies will be given back until they earn a real trophy,” Harrison said, signing his post #harrisonfamilyvalues." ("Should kids in sports get trophies for just participating?")

3. A3: It is not be fair to the kids that really try. Not the ones that sit on the bench.

3.1. "The linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers wasn’t happy when his two sons recently came home with trophies for simply being on a team. Harrison returned the awards." ("Should Everyone Get a Trophy? ")

3.1.1. “I’m not sorry for believing that everything in life should be earned,” Harrison wrote on Instagram (Should Everyone Get a Trophy?)

4. http://www.mercurynews.com/2015/09/25/should-kids-in-sports-get-trophies-for-just-participating/

5. Couter: A person's best may not always be the best player but that should encourage them.

6. A1: The kids can become fearless because they got a lot of trophies and they may not try more.

6.1. "In fact, a study earlier this year found that children whose parents overvalued them were more likely to develop narcissistic traits, such as superiority and entitlement -- two qualities that aren't necessarily going to benefit our kids when the going gets rough." (