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Why is it the job of the person who was interrupted to correct the behavior? Why not the interrupter? Why not somebody else?
by trjordan 6y ago
Why is it the job of the person who was interrupted to correct the behavior?
Why not the interrupter? Why not somebody else?
- jbc1 6y agoWith the exception of people who need full time carers, everyone is the prime authority and advocate of their own interests. It's the interrupted's job to correct the behaviour because they're the one who wants it corrected. It could be someone else's job as well, but its still going to be the interrupted's job.