Praise Paradox

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Deep Conversations

Krishna Menon

4 episodes

1 week ago

Deep conversation is about the conversation that parents and children should have, especially the uneasy yet important ones

Parenting

Kids & Family

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Deep conversation is about the conversation that parents and children should have, especially the uneasy yet important ones

Parenting

Kids & Family

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Praise Paradox - I

Deep Conversations

5 minutes

5 years ago

Praise Paradox - I

Richard Farson, a famous American psychologist, is quoted to have said “Undoubtedly, the most threatening aspect of praise is the obligation it puts on us to be praise-worthy people. … For if we really believe it when we are told that we are competent, or intelligent, or beautiful, then we are continually on the spot to be competent, or intelligent, or beautiful.

How is your child taking your praise?

Episode image courtesy: Photo by Raychan on Unsplash

Music courtesy: bensound.com