It was very hot yesterday. People walking by said it was hot today.
I searched for summer shorts in my room this morning. In a few months, it’s expected that the hot days will continue again, so I thought I’d start looking for it now.
My vague recollection is that a pair of summer shorts must have been buried somewhere in the room.
I searched for it during the busy hours of the morning. but not found.
I may have thrown it away during the cold winter months. I may have decided that I would never wear something like this again.
- Is Praise or Punishment an Effective Means to Regulate Human Behavior?
- Both praise and punishment are effective means of regulating human behavior, but their application requires flexibility according to the situation.
Praise is used to encourage desired behavior by giving positive feedback. For example, praising employees when they do well will motivate them to continue to do so.
Penalties, on the other hand, are used to prevent unwanted behavior by giving negative consequences. For example, by imposing fines for traffic violations to prevent repeat offenses.
However, praise and punishment alone are not effective. For example, if penalties are too likely to be applied, people may stop acting to avoid the behavior. Also, when praise is inappropriate, it can provoke resentment instead of stimulating action.
Therefore, praise and punishment should be applied flexibly according to the situation. Also, you can get more effective results by using it in combination with other means. For example, a combination of measures, such as education and communication, can be used to encourage people to behave better.
— hiro (@hiro_osaka_jp) April 2, 2023
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