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--- zoey-lin-attention-inattention [2023/06/05 00:24] – zoey.lin
+++ zoey-lin-attention-inattention [2024/06/23 22:12] (current) – steve.wang
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 If I want to communicate well with people and let them remember it, what I can do is says something that is good for them first and says something that they can change or get better with. It's just like, one day Tracy is wearing her new clothes and I want to give her some feedback. Bad feedback is “You can change your pants because it's ugly but others look good” When she heard this, She already put attention to the first sentence “You can change your pants because [it's ugly]" so she might not have heard my next compliment. Good feedback is “You look good today but I think your pants could be changed because it is ugly”, she'll be happy when she hears my compliments. Afterward, She wants to make herself better, she will be more receptive to my opinions.
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