For our amateur psychologist readers:
"Negative reinforcement is a term described by B. F. Skinner in his theory of operant conditioning. In negative reinforcement, a response or behavior is strengthened by stopping, removing, or avoiding a negative outcome, consequence or aversive stimulus."
And while we know that these do-gooders mean well . . . The fact is that their volunteerism risks offering a reward for illegal behavior.
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"Negative reinforcement is a term described by B. F. Skinner in his theory of operant conditioning. In negative reinforcement, a response or behavior is strengthened by stopping, removing, or avoiding a negative outcome, consequence or aversive stimulus."
And while we know that these do-gooders mean well . . . The fact is that their volunteerism risks offering a reward for illegal behavior.
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Kansas City community comes together Sunday morning to help clean up after night of violent protests
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - People in the Kansas City community are coming together Sunday morning to help clean up after a night of protests, over the death of George Floyd, turned violent in the Country Club Plaza area. Floyd, a black man, died while in Minneapolis police custody.
They have the right idea. Good for them!
ReplyDelete^^^ +100 true.
DeleteThis is proof Kc is home to great people. They are the ones we should be celebrating.
ReplyDeleteIt's a nice gesture to clean up but don't you think the city should have done this? Where is the mayor did they even get a thank you? Did the mayor help at all?
No.
ReplyDeleteHere is a better question.
Is outright fearmongering a responsible thing to do....Tony?
(no)
Fear mongering? I think you're getting this blog confused with the mainstream media.
DeleteCleaning up is a nice gesture but it's just a gesture. It would be better if the thugs didn't burn down and trash are sitting because of something they sell on TV. Ask for your hatred of this blog, I seen the stupid question come up over and over and again and if you can't handle reading a good source of information in Kansas City. Then you should probably just stick with the Sar.