Efecto pigmalión - desmiente lo que dijeron de ti | Eli Gax | TEDxTec Santa Fe

Psychological Effects - The Pygmalion effect (or Rosenthal effect) suggests that expectations can influence outcomes, not magically, but through actions based on initial beliefs [1] - The Golem effect is the negative counterpart to the Pygmalion effect, where negative expectations lead to poorer performance [1] - Beliefs about others influence actions towards them, impacting their self-belief and reinforcing initial beliefs [1] Application in Professional Settings - The principles of the Pygmalion effect have been studied in corporate, industrial, and military settings [1] - The speaker's socio-emotional skills training included application of the Pygmalion effect, which was then taught in mentorship programs [1] - The speaker's project on women's empowerment in large companies was recognized by Harvard [1] Practical Strategies - To apply the Pygmalion effect, cultivate a friendly environment (factor clima), invest time and energy (factor input), offer second chances (factor oportunidad), and provide constructive feedback (factor feedback) [1][6] - Develop a filter of questions to assess external opinions, considering the reasoning, validity, prevalence, potential benefit, and intention behind the feedback [4][5]