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| He plays up the positive, recognizing that just as praise is a better stimulus than criticism, so appreciation is better than lack of it and building up a person's self-respect is more resultful than tearing it down. Just as praise is a better stimulant than criticism, so appreciation is better than lack of it and building up a person's self-respect is more resultful than tearing it down. Just as praise is a stronger stimulant than criticism, so appreciation is better than lack of it, and building up a person's self-respect is more resultful than tearing it down. |
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