Fresh start effect
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According to the behavioral scientist Jason Hreha the fresh start effect is a behavioral science finding that suggests individuals are more likely to engage in goal-directed behaviors and exhibit increased motivation towards achieving personal objectives when they perceive the beginning of a new time period. This phenomenon is attributed to the psychological association of new beginnings with a clean slate, providing an opportunity to leave past failures behind and start anew.[1]
External links
- What is The Fresh Start Effect In Behavioral Science?, TheBehavioralScientist.com
- ↑ What is The Fresh Start Effect In Behavioral Science?, TheBehavioralScientist.com