Punishment doesn't work. Give 3 examples.
Link: https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/feeling-our-way/201401/punishment-doesnt-work
Punishment doesn't work. Give 3 examples.
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Keyira Robinson
9/27/2016 09:42:19 am
Three examples from the reading that punishment doesn't work is because Instead, we fool ourselves into thinking that we are not angry at our children, that we are merely instructing them, and we then get to enjoy hurting them with punishments without feeling bad about recognizing what we are enjoying. Another reason Punishment makes them cry or look upset, and those tears and that look are reinforcers when parents are angry. (For most parents, too much damage to the child would be aversive.) If we weren’t so confused about aggression, we could acknowledge our anger at our children and engineer a constructive application of it instead of pretending we are not angry and letting it loose as punishment. The last reason The reliability of this phenomenon demonstrates that punishment does not change the tendency to engage in the behavior that was punished. Instead, it makes the person or the rat want to avoid the source of punishment
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Christian Nix
9/27/2016 09:42:29 am
Punishment could lead to abusive parents
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Emma Fuchs
9/27/2016 09:43:22 am
1.) Sometimes, of course, punishment is necessary, like when you stop a child from running into a busy street. But if you want it to stick, you have to reinforce a behavior that competes with running into the street (like stopping and waiting for the light). You cannot count on punishment alone, or your kids will run into the street when you are not with them.
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sarah newman
9/27/2016 09:44:03 am
it makes the person or the rat want to avoid the source of punishment, Punished children do what was punished behind their parents’ backs, or as soon as they get to college, the inhibited, obedient child inadvertently reinforces the parent’s punitive behavior by acting obedient for the sorts of parents who find obedient children reinforcing.
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9/27/2016 09:44:33 am
- Punishment Doesn't Work
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Cassidy
9/27/2016 09:44:49 am
The 3 examples in the article that shows punishment doesn't work are when they get punished they are more than likely to go out and do the same thing. Another one is when they get punished its because you're upset and angry with them not because what they didn't was truly wrong and you arent going to talk to them about it. The last example is some parents don't stick too the punishment.
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Mekhi Acree
9/27/2016 09:45:21 am
1. Simply punishing a child for running into the street instead of reinforcing them for waiting for the light
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Dejia Lawrence
9/27/2016 09:45:47 am
The rat was still tempted to press the lever after getting shocked. You can't depend on punishment to stop your child from running in the street when you're not with him.
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James F
9/27/2016 09:45:57 am
Instead of reinforcing the rat to pull the lever, you punish it and electrocute it.
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lauren titzer
9/27/2016 09:46:11 am
when a kid is punished a kid is most likely going to do the same thing over and over again or go behind there parents backs. and say you get punished for something and you don't do it again but then in a few months or so you do the same thing. kids act different around there parents. punishment only makes the kid want to rebel and do it more and more.
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marquis
9/27/2016 09:46:23 am
punishment is a short time experience once you get punished for something you probably wont do it next time but you will the time after like the rat it avoided from getting shocked but the rat end up going back to the lever
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Rebecca Mason
9/27/2016 09:46:48 am
Punishment didn't work for the rat because it eventually came back to testing the lever, but this time with caution. Punished children do what was punished behind their parents' backs because they are avoiding the punishment that they would usually get.
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rosemary beasley
9/27/2016 09:46:57 am
1. after punishment kids well eventually do it again when you're not there.
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Dylan Jones
9/27/2016 09:47:04 am
Punishment is established to prevent or avoid another type of problem or scenario to occur. For example, the rat avoided the lever after he was shocked, once the scenario had changed and he hadn't been shocked for a while, he tried the lever again which demonstrated how punishment isn't useful. Next, parents who punish their kids only create a devious kid that sneaks around their parents back to do what they would commonly be punished for, therefor showing that punishment does not change the kid (or rat in the demonstration).
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Trevor Clemons
9/27/2016 09:47:11 am
The rat being reinforced to the lever then shocking the rat only made the rat go away from the lever for a little the went right back to pressing the lever.
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Logan Koressel
9/27/2016 09:47:47 am
As soon as the child is not being watched the child will do what he is not supposed to do.
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