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ENTP and INFJ Relationships

Jeremy8419

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Explain positive punishment...i read S&M. Ball gag, whip, torture through pleasure. :shrug:

Not that, goober lol.

Reinforcement is to encourage a behavior and punishment is to discourage a behavior. Positive is by addition of objects, services, or conditions and Negative is by removal of objects, services, or conditions.

In example with ENTP, if I say and do nothing, and the ENTP does something amoral, then I continue to do nothing, but of the ENTP does something moral and I smile or talk to them following such, then I have utilized Positive Reinforcement. However, if when the ENTP does something amoral, I morally chastise them, then I have utilized Positive Punishment.
 

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[MENTION=12103]Poki[/MENTION]

Picture I found describes it better. Not something I actively do consciously, but it is the cause-effect I can put into thought later.

Operant_conditioning_diagram.png
 

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So your saying Positive Punishment is being noxious...aka...harmful, poisonous, or very unpleasant
 

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So your saying Positive Punishment is being noxious...aka...harmful, poisonous, or very unpleasant

With concerns to basically saying I think they're doing something bad, yes. ESTJ Positive Punishment is having them recall bad things in the past.
 

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With concerns to basically saying I think they're doing something bad, yes. ESTJ Positive Punishment is having them recall bad things in the past.

I gor it..."awww, what a dumb fuck"...lmao..:D
 

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I gor it..."awww, what a dumb fuck"...lmao..:D

Well, in my lingo, it's more like hearing other people say "awww, what a dumb fuck at this," me thinking, "wtf, that's someone I like," and making the decision to either blame A: Myself, and choose to reinforce behaviors that will make other people not act out their feelings towards the person, or B: The individual, and telling them everyone thinks they're a dumbfuck at this and they need to do better without telling them how.
 

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Well, in my lingo, it's more like hearing other people say "awww, what a dumb fuck at this," me thinking, "wtf, that's someone I like," and making the decision to either blame A: Myself, and choose to reinforce behaviors that will make other people not act out their feelings towards the person, or B: The individual, and telling them everyone thinks they're a dumbfuck at this and they need to do better without telling them how.

Yup, very J quality :D
 
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