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Nick Drummond talks with psychologist Mats Edin about the three-step model, which is used for creating more positive and more responsible behaviour in individuals and groups
Step 1: Give attention to positive behaviour.
Strengthen and reward the behaviour that you want to see.
Step 2: Ignore negative behaviour.
Ignore the behaviour that you don’t want to see.
Step 3: Stop what has to be stopped.
You do what has to be done to stop a behaviour that must be stopped.
NB: Each of the steps in the three steps can also be found in the widely accepted and evidence-based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). What is new is that we introduce a perspective to each of the steps that shines light on our ability to take absolute responsibility for our behaviour and the choices we are making, and to do so immediately.
See http://nick-nie.zaadz.com/blog for a more detailed description.
See http://www.nordicintegral.com/education.html to download the model.
Are you interested to learn more about applying this perspective in education? Then please contact us: http://www.nordicintegral.com, email: nick.drummond@nordicintegral.com
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