Question

Write a brief summary comparing and contrasting the effects of positive and negative words on a relationship. Use specific examples.

Answer 1

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When a teacher is always telling their students that their doing a good job and letting them know they can do it no matter hard the task may be, its considered positive language. With positive language, it build self-esteem ,build relationships, and improve moods and attitudes of those students. If the teacher is always telling the student their work isn't good and it isn't their cup of tea then it's considered negative language because it harms self-esteem, polarizes them, and hurt their mood and/or attitude.

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Answer 2

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Words have the power to strengthen to create and moment and even destroy a moment.

Good words play a significant part. It makes your relationship stronger for example if you compliment the other person frequently e.g. an emotional compliment (you can tell the way they cook, how hardworking they are)

Moreover, encouraging compliments helps to make a relationship positive since you are supporting the other person in order to achieve something.

However using bad words in a relationship destroys the relationship. It creates a communication gap, which with the passage of time gets worse. Bad words that demotivate the other person or hurts the self-esteem should not be said.