THE IMPORTANCE OF POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT Karen Kajmowicz
reinforcement is as a form of discipline. And another would be that positive reinforcement is not as effective. Generating an environment of positivity in your workplace, in your home and your relationships is one of the best things that you can do, not just for the health of the organization or of that relationship but also for your mental health. Positive reinforcement has the potential to breed many great things and here are four of them.
THE IMPORTANCE OF POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT
The concept of positive reinforcement comes along with many different ideas. One idea is that the only place for positive
POSITIVITY EQUALS POSITIVITY Fostering an attitude of positivity in your employees, coworkers, children, siblings, and others will help to create a place where everyone wants to embody the principle. Especially with your children, it will be much easier for them to grow up with positive outlooks on life and how they can further spread that to those around them. Positive reinforcement is significant for correcting lapsing behaviors, but even more so, it is essential in raising a compassionate human.
POSITIVITY EQUALS STRENGTH Positivity is a great way to highlight someone’s strengths, help them become excited by them, and be ready to use them for others good. One of the best parts of highlighting a positive aspect of another person’s character is giving them the chance to see that in themselves. Once someone recognizes that they have that strength, it gives them all the more opportunities to employ it.
POSITIVITY EQUALS INDIVIDUALITY Reinforcing positivity within others and children helps them understand the unique aspects of what makes them who they are. Highlighting specific positives about them, and encouraging further progress shows that you care about their uniqueness and want to see them succeed, and that is invaluable. Helping a child, or a coworker celebrate their positive qualities helps them become confident in them and helps them spread that positivity to others.
POSITIVITY EQUALS MOTIVATION Motivating a sad or upset person can be hard, whereas motivating an upbeat individual can be a breeze. Fostering an environment where positivity is foremost will create a space where motivation is high. Those who get treated positively are more likely to be highly motivated to do their job well or complete their school on time. It is so essential focr creating an environment of happy and motivated individuals.
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