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    • Negative Punishment 1. When a parent yells at a child for misbehaving, and the child stops misbehaving and becomes less likely to misbehave in the future, the child’s behavior (misbehaving) is being _________. • Negative Reinforcement 2. When a parent yells at a child for misbehaving, and the child stops misbehaving and becomes less likely to misbehave in the future, thereby increasing the parent’s likelihood of yelling in the future, the parent’s behavior (yelling) is being _________. •…

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    The hypotheses of this research will be to determine if parents should use corporal punishment and can corporal punishment be an acceptable discipline tool in the rearing of children. The method will include questionnaires, demographic data, surveys, and incentive pay. Past research revealed that over 90% of parents physically punished their children (Straus, 1983; Straus, Gelles & Steinmetz, 1980; Wauchope & Straus, 1990). Sampling of college students indicated similar data with a 90%…

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    Complete 2 question 1 What is the dilemma facing Palmer? The dilemma Palmer is facing pertaining to corporal punishment is based on the different views that come to corporal punishment. Some people believe that corporal punishment is "a legalized form of child abuse, which conveys to students that violence is an acceptable method of resolving problems or disagreements" (Essex, 2012, p. 77). In most cases, corporal punishment is the last resort when it comes to discipline in the school…

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    America has always been known for being the land of the free. After all, it was founded on the principles of freedom and peace. Peaceful resistance has been proven to help move forward toward a more democratic country. (knapp) Peaceful resistance to laws affects our free society in a positive way. “Civil disobedience is the act of opposing a law one considers unjust and peacefully disobeying it while accepting the consequences.”(Based on we the students) When people break a law, they are usually…

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    I wanted to share my thoughts and opinions after reading the article “No Remorse? One Law Professor Studies the Impact of Emotion in the Juvenile Justice System.” The article suggests that there is a problem with juvenile court. I couldn’t have agreed more to the author. Not only the juvenile law has problem, but the law system of America have problems. In America, prison system is to lock out criminals and separate them from the society. I think the prison system should exist as a reformatory…

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    Should I go trick or treating. I think once you get to a certain point of age you should dress up in costumes like a minion, mickey mouse, or iron man. I think when you get to the age of 15 years old you should not be allowed to go trick or treating. And by the age of 15 they should have to maturity level not to go trick or treating like I'm 13 years old and I stop trick or treating last year like now I don't fell the need to go trick or treating anymore. Also I think all 50 states should put…

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    The peculiar aroma of gym clothes and feet surround you. You try to get as motivated as you can but somedays it seems impossible. Your coach tries to explain to you how to win, but for this game it does not click. You have no feeling inside you except pressure. When you go out on the court, a whole other level of stress takes over you. When you lose, you can not forgive yourself; you get mad for no reason. Schools should put less pressure on kids because pressure is unhealthy and some kids can…

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    Parents have used punishment to teach children how to behave since the beginning of America. Behaviorist B. F. Skinner believed reinforcement is more effective than punishment for shaping a child’s behavior. Two different types of reinforcement are token economy and timeout. Both of these are used to get children to behave. The token economy and timeout are different ways to teach children correct behavior. A token economy is a reward system because a child gets a token after they complete a…

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    What do you think of kids on leashes? Well, i personally think kids on leashes are good but, they can be bad at times. I think they are okay because like if you have little kids and you don't want to loose them you can always put those little things around their body, and not hurt them. But leashes can be bad at times because people can abuse the leashes on their kids. On What Would You Do we saw a clip where a mom was being overprotective and had a leash on her daughter and sons hands. In the…

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    The three key ideas that captivated me from the chapter 1 Growing Up in a World of Contradiction and Injustices: A Multicultural Response are the following: “Our children are growing up in a world of contradictions. On one hand, they are learning that all people are “created equal” and that we as a nation are united to provide for the common good.” ( pg. 6). This particular statement called my attention because we are living in a world where everybody wants to educate their children with…

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