How Positive Feedback is Different
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1. Question
Match each element of positive feedback with its definition.
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- as close to the observation of the behavior or action as possible
- name exactly the action or behavior you want to reinforce
- focus on the action or activity of the employee – not the motivation behind it, or even the outcome
- make sure it is the behavior you want to reinforce, not just the outcome
- if the idea is to get more of it, it must be something that the employee has control over – not just a lucky happenstance
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Behavior
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Desirable
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Repeatable
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My commitment this month:
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Question 3 of 3
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How’s it going? Are you on track?
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