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> if your kid keeps breaking the rules, ramping up enforcement is not going to change that I can't speak for all children, but I have five of them and this wor
by mattpallissard 3y ago
> if your kid keeps breaking the rules, ramping up enforcement is not going to change that
I can't speak for all children, but I have five of them and this works pretty damned well in most circumstances.
- George83728 3y agoYeah, there's a reason every single society on Earth, across all cultures, will dish out some form of punishment for misbehavior, however they define it. Even in Sweden or other scandi countries where I am told murderers are rehabilitated instead of punished, if you drive at 300 km/hr through a residential neighborhood I'm certain they'll hit you with a massive fine at the very least. Why is punishing misbehavior such a universal practice across all human cultures? Because it works. It never works perfectly but it does work generally.
- yamtaddle 3y agoCan confirm, it's very effective.