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2017
The voice we hear most often throughout our lives is our own. Whether in whispers or roars, silence or resound, our self- talk is nearly constant, even when we try not to listen. Compliments, encouragement, reassurance. Insults, accusations, disapproval. We sometimes do not notice the ongoing chatter inside our heads, but it is there. So beware. Self-
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The voice we hear most often throughout our lives is our own. Whether in whispers or roars, silence or resound, our self- talk is nearly constant, even when we try not to listen. Compliments, encouragement, reassurance. Insults, accusations, disapproval. We sometimes do not notice the ongoing chatter inside our heads, but it is there. So beware. Self-
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Strategic Self-talk Interventions
2020Strategic self-talk interventions have dominated the self-talk literature in sport. The effectiveness of such interventions has been well documented in a variety of studies differing in tasks, populations, and research designs. An issue that has attracted particular attention, is identifying the right type of self-talk to address the needs of the task ...
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International Journal of Leadership in Education, 1998
New ways for teachers to think about inner‐speech or self‐talk have the potential to impact either positively or negatively their feelings, self‐esteem, health, and behaviour. I've come to a frightening conclusion that I am the decisive element in the classroom. It's my personal approach that creates the climate.
Beverly D. Payne, Brenda H. Manning
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New ways for teachers to think about inner‐speech or self‐talk have the potential to impact either positively or negatively their feelings, self‐esteem, health, and behaviour. I've come to a frightening conclusion that I am the decisive element in the classroom. It's my personal approach that creates the climate.
Beverly D. Payne, Brenda H. Manning
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B.A.B.P. bulletin, 1975
Cognitive behaviour modification incorporates procedures aimed at changing clients feelings and actions by modifying what they say to themselves, or think. It is assumed that such self-statements determine, to some extent, emotion and behaviour. The experiments reported sought to examine this assumption in depression, i.e., to what extent do patients ...
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Cognitive behaviour modification incorporates procedures aimed at changing clients feelings and actions by modifying what they say to themselves, or think. It is assumed that such self-statements determine, to some extent, emotion and behaviour. The experiments reported sought to examine this assumption in depression, i.e., to what extent do patients ...
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