On someone with a normal genetic variation, the environment helps them adapt and pushes for the evolution of the traits that will help that species increase their chances of survival in future generations. This includes traits such as height, thus increasing this trait so that the species is able to reach food in higher places or reach higher places in order to find shelter. This does not have the same effect when dealing with a certain genetic mutation such as dwarfism since the mutation targets a specific value for these traits and is not affected by its environment.
<span>This type of treatment is called aversive conditioning. This is used to avoid or forget the bad or unwanted behaviour. This is done by giving punishment for doing that behaviour and creating aversion on that behaviour.</span>
