This seems relatively common in parenting advice. Parents are recommended to specifically praise the behavior they want to see more of, rather than give generic praise. Presumably the generic praise is more likely to be credit-assigned to the appearance of good behavior, rather than what parents are trying to train.
This seems relatively common in parenting advice. Parents are recommended to specifically praise the behavior they want to see more of, rather than give generic praise. Presumably the generic praise is more likely to be credit-assigned to the appearance of good behavior, rather than what parents are trying to train.