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"They say that its rewards for compliance are dehumanizing;" Have these people never experienced life? You get rewards as a child, in school, and at work for d
by giantg2 3y ago
"They say that its rewards for compliance are dehumanizing;"
Have these people never experienced life? You get rewards as a child, in school, and at work for doing the preferred actions. You get punishment in these areas and other areas of life if you do the wrong behaviors. That's just life. Perhaps those people can't see through the facade in "normal" life and this unhidden view of it is somehow harsh to their surface view of the world.
- mplewis 3y agoThis is an extremely simplistic view on the subject matter. What you said doesn’t take into account anything about how treatments like ABA can have negative impacts on the autistic people who have to undergo them.
- giantg2 3y agoI'm not saying that it hasn't caused harm in some cases, especially with its misapplication. What I am taking issue with is the statement idea that incentives are somehow dehumanizing when they're present in almost every facet of civilized life.