Self Talk
Self Talk
Self Talk
What is Self-Talk?
According to Psychology
Dictionary, self-talk is The
dialogue we have within
ourselves that can confirm
and reinforce both positive
and negative beliefs.
I Can!
Youre such a talented writer. I love your use of metaphors to paint a picture in
the readers mind. (task specific praise to raise confidence in ability that can be
replicated)
Great job at borrowing from the tens place. I bet if you check your work you will
be able to find the correct answer. (Praise effort when correcting)
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ADHD and their typically developing peers during problem-solving and inhibition tasks.
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self-regulation of learning a new motor skill in physical education. International Journal Of Sport &
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What is self-talk? definition of self-talk (Psychology Dictionary). (2016). Psychology
Dictionary. Retrieved 30 March 2016, from http://psychologydictionary.org/self-talk