Preventive facilitation
For the first time, preventive facilitation was described in the work of A. Maslow. Here is what he says about this phenomenon: «It is obvious that the increase in the level of frustration
it will cause not only personal, but also social consequences»
Thus, preventive facilitation is designed to contribute to the prevention of many psychological and pedagogical deviations, emotional «burnout».
Preventive facilitation in advance smooths out possible «acute» situations, provides psychological comfort for participants of the pedagogical process. Helps participants come together for collective or group work.
Maslow, A. (Ed.) Motivation and Personality. N.-Y: Addison-Wesley, 1987.
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