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musickatia [10]

3 years ago

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"For punishment to work (i.e., to weaken the frequency of undesirable behaviors without creating a backlash), the punishment mus

t be strong enough to stop the undesired behavior and must be administered"

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Flauer [41]3 years ago

3 0

Answer: Consistently,

Contingently and quickly

Explanation:

Consistently: it must follow a prescribed pattern and procedure putting the legal provisions in check.

Contingently: It must be administered in such a way that it is seen as dependent on the for a change character to occur. It should be administered putting into consideration of the undesirable character which are to be corrected.

Quickly: It must be administered on time,this is to ensure that the punishment gives immediate corrective action and prevent a reoccurrence of such undesirable character.

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