Leniency as prescribed by the Obama administration’s “Dear Colleague Letter” [27] greatly strengthens the school to prison pipeline, by reinforcing criminal behavior.
Instant reward for misbehavior, no punishment.
Violent and criminal minority children are treated very leniently, starting in Kindergarten. With impunity, “disadvantaged”, “traumatized” minority children reap the pleasures and benefits of misbehavior, and watch their peers do likewise. Blacks and other “minorities”[note]
minority means non-white
5%(?) Whites in the world, 29% Whites in Los Angeles, 9% in South Africa, are not protected minorities, because of White Privilege
[/note] benefit from special minority privilege[note]
- Unequal Rights #3, Black and Leftist Privilege:
Minorities and the Left can spew murderous hate with little consequences - Unequal Rights #2:
Unequal rights for the races, black privilege. Media quotes show what Leftists, Blacks, Minority can do with impunity - Unequal treatment, unequal rights :
Black caucus, La Raza, Black Lives Matter, “no beer for racists”, affirmative action, cultural appropriation, Antifa violence, and dozens of more examples of unequal rights.
[/note] and impunity. Years of intrinsic rewards for exciting pleasurable violent behavior reinforces and strengthens such anti-social and criminal behavior. It creates hardened adult criminals.
The root cause of false educational practices is dishonesty: Political correctness, egalitarianism, the gag orders[note]
- Code of Silence: ::
Conspiracies to hide the truth about racial differences, black and immigrant crime, etc. The Silence Must be Broken. This systematic coverup is the foundation of leftist brain washing, the foundation of anti-racist policies, the reason why mis-led citizens vote for leftist pro-immigration, pro-affirmative action left-racist policies and parties
[/note] that do not allow to report on minority crime and race differences.
Antisocials engage in criminal behavior because is rewarding. A pleasurable feeling of power, the pleasure of beating, of punishing, of humiliating, in addition to tangible benefits like getting lunch money or forced homework help by the victim.
Colin Flaherty documents the smiles and shrieking laughter when black mobs beat their victims.[note]
Hold On, They Got a White Dude’ in Memphis | Frontpage Mag
Sep 7, 2014 … And it sure seemed like fun — if the laughing and shrieking on this latest …. special episode featuring Colin Flaherty, discussing the epidemic of …
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Jan 8, 2014 … Colin Flaherty … The latest example is a “disturbing” video of a group of black people laughing and dancing as they talk about how they are …
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Sep 9, 2014 … Colin Flaherty. AddThis Sharing Buttons … “They were laughing and taunting us,” said Dale Guessford, Alec’s dad. “Trying to intimidate us.
[/note]. Seeing authorities punish the bullied child for self defense is especially edifying.
Watching other children getting away with mayhem strengthens criminal propensities even more[note]
Psychological Theories of Crime (Criminology Theories) IResearchNet
Behaviorists view crimes as learned responses to life’s situations. Social learning theory, which is a branch of behavior theory, is the most relevant to criminology. The most prominent social learning theorist is Albert Bandura (1978). … In other words, children learn violence through the observation of others.
Crime, Social Learning Theory of – Wiley Online Library
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This article explores the link between social learning and crime by focusing on social learning theories developed by clinical psychologists based on …
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Social Learning Theory, theorized by Albert Bandura, posits that people learn from one another, via observation, imitation, and modeling. The theory has often been called a bridge between behaviorist and cognitive learning theories because it encompasses attention, memory, and motivation.Feb 7, 2019 [Social Learning Theory – Learning Theories]
Rarely is there a swift, quick, and strong punishment. Rather, extra money is funneled into social measures to retain and recover such students.
In Europe, Brazil etc. this is much worse because under 12 or under 14 year olds have total impunity and get away with murder
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[/note]. Under 18 year olds also get a slap on the wrist, can not be judged like an adult. It is insane to think that these uncontrollable kids will suddenly behave like responsible citizens the day they turn 18.
By the time they become adult, their criminal behavior has been reinforced by constant rewards and not reigned in by comparable punishments
Skinner’s behaviorism is not simply psychobabble, but established psychological science[note]
Skinner. B. F. Skinner was one of the most influential of American psychologists. A behaviorist, he developed the theory of operant conditioning — the idea that behavior is determined by its consequences, be they reinforcements or punishments, which make it more or less likely that the behavior will occur again
[/note]. Behaviorism has its limitations in fields like language acquisition[note]
What Are Main Limitations of Behavioral Theories? – Sciencing
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Limits of Behaviorism (Lecture 8) – Weber State University
III. LIMITS OF BEHAVIORISM. A. Universality of the Laws of Learning. ▫ To behaviorists, learning is studied by identifying the environmental contingencies that.
The Limits of Behaviorism: A Review Essay on B. F. Skinner’s Social …
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by H Moore – 1972
THE LIMITS OF BEHAVIORISM: A Critical Analysis of Skinner. Beyond Freedom and Dignity I want to show that Skinner’s claims. (Knopf, 225 pp., $6.95) is yet …
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, which does not apply here.
Operant conditioning is a form of learning. In it, an individual changes its behaviour because of the consequences (results) of the behaviour.[Wikipedia]
The person or animal learns its behaviour has a consequence. That consequence may be
Bully threatens victim, gets lunch money or lunch bread. This pleasant rewarding reinforcement by operant conditioning. This causes bullying to occur more often.
Reward is immediate, robbing, beating, harassing, groping gives immediate pleasure.
Immediate vs. Delayed Reinforcement– Immediate reinforcement that occurs immediately after desired or undesired behavior occurs. This type of reinforcement has the strongest and quickest effect in controlling behavior. The longer the delay, the less likely the learning. [skinnerlect ]
If ever there is punishment, it is delayed. Criminal proceedings 6 months later, are less effective. When near impunity becomes official school and government policy[note]
Punish more Asian and White Students – demands Eric Holder …
human-stupidity.com/…/discipline-more-asian-and-white-students-eric- holden
May 17, 2014 … US Attorney General Eric Holder complained about subtle Racism “cited disciplinary practices in schools that punish black males at three times …
Disparate impact theory demands Blacks cannot be punished more frequently than East Asians and Whites {Punish more Asian and White Students demands …
[/note], reinforced criminal behavior becomes ingrained, long before adulthood.
- Punishment: a negative or punishing event. This causes the behaviour to occur less often
- Positive punishment occurs when a stimulus is added, which results in the behaviour occurring less often. Example stimuli may be loud noise, electric shock (rat), or a spanking (child).
- Negative punishment occurs when a stimulus is taken away, which results in the behaviour occurring less often. An example might be a child’s toy taken away after the child does an undesired behaviour. [Wikipedia]
