"Praise can enhance motivation, optimism, and self-esteem in recipients. Positive comments often yield better results than criticism, especially in writing and teaching."
"I've learned that praise actually gets better results than critiquing, that people will respond to praise by writing better in the hope and expectation of getting more praise."
"When you tell someone they don't look good in a certain piece of writing, they'll put it away in the desk and never look at it again."
Praise can significantly enhance motivation, optimism, and self-esteem in individuals. Positive comments often lead to better outcomes compared to criticism, particularly in educational settings like writing classes. Research indicates that gratitude and hope positively impact both mental and physical health. Positive talking, or praising, encourages individuals to improve and engage more deeply, while criticism can lead to withdrawal and decreased motivation. The effectiveness of praise in teaching writing is highlighted, demonstrating that it fosters better writing outcomes and encourages continued effort.
Read at Psychology Today
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