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Originally posted by robbie carrobieCredit where it is due .. Mr JW.
gulp!
Originally posted by robbie carrobieone of our rare points of agreement
i think its fair to say that much of what passes for modern psychology is conjecture at
best and hocus pocus at worst. There can be no question that the profusion of
delinquency in schools is a direct correlation to a teachers inability to lay a finger on a
pupil for fear of litigation. This is the direct result of a secular liberal ideology which has
its basis in pure materialism.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_violence
Originally posted by robbie carrobieOkay, so your an 'arm chair' psychologist.
I base it on observation and empirical data. For example, we have the statement
proposed by Wolfe, whom i hold in high esteem, that contemporary psychological
thought states that punishment does not in any way alter behavioural traits, well,
clearly that is at odds with what we observe in schools, therefore one must ask, on
what is it based ...[text shortened]... ice on
rearing children as a case in point.
yes base materialism is the root of all evil 😛
Originally posted by karoly aczelSounds like a good story line for a science fiction novel or movie. Keep up
I have researched this. Found heaps of crap out there, and heaps of misinformation and disinformation
Your "conspiracy-not-O-metre" would melt is it hear much of what I really think. But the problem is this:
Firstly, as I have pointed out, there has been much misinfo and disinfo, which will throw off a lot of people ,but to top it all, the "aliens ...[text shortened]... and not outward, as many have tried and failed to do in the past.
Questions?
Originally posted by wolfgang59
Modern Psychology suggests very strongly that punishment is next to useless at altering behaviour.
Personally I am against punishment per se (but it may be a consequence of other measures - eg a child molester must be removed from society so the incarceration would be viewed as punishment)
What is your take on "Punishment" and what philosophical/spiritual stand point do you take? Does your god (or lack of) affect your thinking?
Modern Psychology suggests very strongly that punishment is next to useless at altering behaviour.
Originally posted by googlefudgeThe Intelligent Design scientists are doing what you want. Maybe they will
I am sorry, but this is total and utter nonsense.
To find the 'truth' of the universe requires observing and studying it.
Not turning inwards.
I can (and do) imagine all kinds of stuff that isn't even vaguely true or possible.
To find out what is real, true and possible, you have to use observation and
experimentation to gather evidence and t ...[text shortened]... eak a grasp on reality.
However it's a question you can't really be expected to answer.
Originally posted by wolfgang59That is quite obviously wrong. Everybody knows (or should do) that punishment does alter behavior, sometimes quite dramatically. Whether it is a favorable alteration is another matter.
Modern Psychology suggests very strongly that punishment is next to useless at altering behaviour.
Originally posted by karoly aczelokay, now it's my turn.
I have researched this. Found heaps of crap out there, and heaps of misinformation and disinformation
Your "conspiracy-not-O-metre" would melt is it hear much of what I really think. But the problem is this:
Firstly, as I have pointed out, there has been much misinfo and disinfo, which will throw off a lot of people ,but to top it all, the "aliens ...[text shortened]... and not outward, as many have tried and failed to do in the past.
Questions?