Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  .This section is about criticism of behavior.  ---  1/24/2006

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  (1) Behavior and mind: effects on each other.  (2) Behavior and society: effects on each other.  ---  12/30/1992

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  (1) Evaluate it.  (2) Compare it: to what you could, and want to do.  (3) Improve it.  ---  12/30/1992

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  Analysis of a single behavior (an act).  Analysis of behaviors in a time period.  How much time and energy do you spend doing what and why?  Reasons you think vs. actual reasons.  ---  12/30/1992

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  Analysis.  How ethical was is it?  How smart (ethical acts can be stupid in wrong situation)?  How effective, efficient, productive?  ---  12/30/1992

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  Are you getting anything done?  Accomplishing anything?  What you wanted to?  ---  12/30/1992

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  Criticism: analysis and judgment.  Determine what you're doing, how, how well, why.  ---  12/30/1992

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  Observation, analysis, classification, judging.  ---  12/30/1992

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  Situation analysis.  (1) In a situation things happen to you by nature, and by others.  (A) Things you want them to start and stop doing.  (B) Things they want you to start and stop doing.  (2) Things you do to change (start doing, stop doing) as a result of "A" and "B".  ---  12/30/1992

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  What did you do?  How did you do it?  Why did you do it?  ---  12/30/1992

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  What do I (1) mentalize, (2) communicate, and (3) do mostly about.  ---  12/30/1992

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  What doing, how, how well, and why?  (1) Compared to your previous best.  (2) Compared to your potential.  (3) Compared to any one else.  (4) Compared to anyone else in your class.  ---  12/30/1992

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  Why is or isn't person x doing y act?  (1) Emotions: fear, lack of desire.  (2) Drives: or lack of.  (3) Thoughts.  (4) Memory: repressing it.  (5) Attitude: mix of above.  ---  12/30/1992

Psychology, behavior, criticism.  ---  Why is x doing: hurtful, or non-helpful?  Why isn't x doing: helpful?  Most often it is due to a screwed up or absent thought or attitude.  ---  12/30/1992