The Neurochemistry of Positive Conversations - Judith E. Glaser, and Richard D. Glaser ... - 2 views
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The Neurochemistry of Positive Conversations
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Pedro Rodriguez on 21 Jun 14I choose this article because it relates to Brain Based learning. Also we all need to positive conversations.
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Why do negative comments and conversations stick with us so much longer than positive ones?
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Before reading the article, I attempted to answer the question based on my readings. At first I would think its how we encode the information. We tend to encode information better when its is tied to something we feel or is familiar to use.? Before reading the article, please attempt to answer the questions: Why do negative comments and conversations stick with us so much longer than positive ones?
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A critique from a boss, a disagreement with a colleague, a fight with a friend – the sting from any of these can make you forget a month’s worth of praise or accord. If you’ve been called lazy, careless, or a disappointment, you’re likely to remember and internalize it. It’s somehow easier to forget, or discount, all the times people have said you’re talented or conscientious or that you make them proud.
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