How might have the battles of Gonzales and Goliad have made the Texans overconfident?

The battles of Gonzales and Goliad were early victories for the Texan forces against Mexican troops, instilling a sense of confidence and momentum among the Texan settlers. These successes demonstrated that a relatively small, determined group could effectively challenge a larger army, which likely led to overconfidence in their military capabilities. The belief that they could easily replicate these victories may have contributed to strategic miscalculations in subsequent engagements. Consequently, this overconfidence could have resulted in underestimating the Mexican army's strength and resolve, impacting the overall Texan campaign.