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front row, arrived early, and asked questions when I didn't understand. I ended up
getting one of the highest grades in the class and the professor became my
favorite! He was serious and straightforward but patient with those who were
serious about learning.
In conclusion, I overcame my negative response expectancy by using my growth
mindset to push through. I learned that accepting negative expectations can limit
our potential and that we should always strive to challenge ourselves and try our
best.
2. Think about your future career. How could you use the power of suggestion to
create positive response expectancies in the people you will be working with? Give
a specific example. How could the type of organization at which you will work
(i.e., a school, hospital, police department, office) be structured to use
suggestions to create positive response
expectancies in the employees at the organization? Make sure that your examples
meet the definition of a "suggestion" as described in the articles and in the
discussion instructions.
If I think about a future career in product development, two ways I imagine using
the power of suggestion to create positive response expectancies are: 1) how I'd
frame suggestions, and 2) indirect suggestions.
Framing
Here I imagine framing suggestions in a positive way that emphasizes benefits and
desired outcomes. One example would be, “Instead of focusing on the challenges of
implementing this new feature, let's look at the opportunities it presents. This
feature will allow us to improve the user experience and provide our
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