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behaviors . Specifically , she encourages Nathaniel to engage in positive self - talk using the thinking mirror in the following way : Nathaniel , it's time for you to look into the thinking mirror and say happy thoughts to yourself : I ...
behaviors . Specifically , she encourages Nathaniel to engage in positive self - talk using the thinking mirror in the following way : Nathaniel , it's time for you to look into the thinking mirror and say happy thoughts to yourself : I ...
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How children perceive the cause of their behavior may influence their perceptions of self , their motivations , and their ... and images have positive effects on stored knowledge of self and influence subsequent positive behaviors .
How children perceive the cause of their behavior may influence their perceptions of self , their motivations , and their ... and images have positive effects on stored knowledge of self and influence subsequent positive behaviors .
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pursuit of goals ( cognitive goals ) and helps activate positive behaviors ( cognitive actions ) ( Bruch , Meyer , and Chesser , 1987 ; Meichenbaum , 1977 ; Uhlemann and Plater , 1990 ) . How individuals view themselves ( stored ...
pursuit of goals ( cognitive goals ) and helps activate positive behaviors ( cognitive actions ) ( Bruch , Meyer , and Chesser , 1987 ; Meichenbaum , 1977 ; Uhlemann and Plater , 1990 ) . How individuals view themselves ( stored ...
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SelfQuestioning An Aid to Metacognition | 30 |
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