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that doesn't help deciding whether one should prefer praise or scold though , since he says both fall within placebo levels. If he is trying to say that there i
by zerostar07 9y ago
that doesn't help deciding whether one should prefer praise or scold though , since he says both fall within placebo levels. If he is trying to say that there is more room for improvement from a bad performance, thats kind of obvious but it still means most of the time you will need to scold instead of praise.
- brazzy 9y agoThe evidence for praise being better is completely separate from this whole argument and comes from different sources. The article is about refuting a very misleading interpretation of common experience.