Human Behavior

Reinforcement theory focuses on the idea that behavior is influenced by the consequences that follow it, emphasizing the use of rewards and punishments to reinforce desired behaviors in employee training and development. In contrast, Expectancy theory posits that individuals are motivated to act based on their expectations of outcomes; it emphasizes the belief that effort will lead to performance, and that performance will lead to desired rewards. While reinforcement theory is more about modifying behavior through external stimuli, Expectancy theory centers on the internal beliefs and perceptions that drive motivation. Together, they provide complementary insights into how to effectively train and develop employees.

Because there are many who'd rather pretend it doesn't exist any longer. To say racism is still around and greatly affecting the lives of many says that there are still racists around greatly affecting the lives of many and no one (with a few exceptions) wants to say they are racist. However, to deny that racism is around when many can give proof that it is still thriving is in itself somewhat racist, so they are, in fact, achieving the opposite of what they think they will achieve; getting rid of racism by ignoring it. Also, many would rather enjoy the comfortable life they have without being bothered with someone elses problem. If it isn't affecting you, you are less likely to care about it or act on it. This is something that many human beings live by.

one of them prob like you and that's just how guys are they are all dicks!

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Literally, no, because foolishness implies recklessness and a disregard for safety or logic, both undesirable characters. However, philosophically, if you consider foolishness as being a lack of worry then perhaps it could be a virtue.

• Some people hold grudges when that particular person or a group of people have hurt them because they feel embarrassed and out of control and sometimes do not know how to handle this type of situation so they silently hold a grudge. Holding a grudge against one or more persons for a long period of time is a waste of energy. People who hurt another with words or try to demean them in other ways aren't worth holding a grudge against them because they will eventually hang themselves with their own rope.

It's not a sin anymore

so we can communitate and so our ears won't be useless. (it is also harder to comunicate without speaking).

First, not every soldier committed acts of stealing.

However, stealing or pilfering during war has occurred throughout history. The reasons are a combination of twisted thinking that results from wartime situations and the mental process that includes demeaning and defeating the enemy. In war, the enemy must have no value as a human being, or it would be hard to kill the person wearing the enemy's uniform. The citizens of the enemy's country take on, in part, some of the same attributes that the enemy soldier represents. So, even the citizens in the enemy country come to have no value.

When we do not value or respect someone, it becomes easy to violate the person(s). Rape, looting, stealing, pilfering, abuse, and torture become much easier --mentally and morally-- to commit if we do not value or respect. In some cases, stealing was an abuse of power. In other cases, stealing occurred from pure greed. In many cases, the offensive act was more like punishing (someone from) the opposing side. Soldiers maybe couldn't capture the ruler's castle, but it was easy to steal from a lowly citizen.

As well, war offered opportunities, so stealing was a crime of opportunity. For example, World War II movies often show soldiers of one side stealing watches, money, and weapons from the dead bodies of their enemies. This act was not restricted to one side (in any war); people on either side may have stolen at times.

Specifically in terms of stealing weapons or food rations, the more a soldier can deprive an enemy of the basics needed to fight, the rationale is that the easier one can defeat an enemy. Further, if soldiers don't have a supply of killing weapons, they can't use them against their opponents; fewer soldiers on the (supposed) "good side" will be injured or die. However, both sides believe their side is the most "righteous" or most "good", or they wouldn't be fighting the battle.

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Racism is not genetic. You may however, have heavy influence from those around you i.e. Parents, friends that persuade you into thinking racism is acceptable, as when you are younger, you are none the wiser. It is all determined by your environment.

If the question is "Why should people not steal things" it is because it is deadly wrong and everybody knows it is illegal and betrays Islam and other ... you know what i mean . If you steal something , you will suffer these :

1. Chased by cops

2. Prisoned

Or...

They'll cut off your hand

They'll kill you

Well i think that's all from me.

Depends on which personality disorder you are talking about.

People who are claustrophobic can experience intense anxiety, panic attacks, and fear when forced to remain in tight spaces. Their physical and emotional symptoms may include rapid breathing, sweating, trembling, and a sense of impending doom. It is important to address their claustrophobia sensitively and provide support to help them through the situation.

yes i have i was in a long pink formal dress that belonged to my sister and it was very tight around the waist so tight i couldent get it of and i got caught up in it i frogot to take of my nail polish and make-up then my sisters car puled up at the door so i straightnd up the dress put on the matching high heels and waited but i got scaired of how my sister would react and had to hide in her cupboard because i wasn't able to make it to mine she came in and just my luck for once in her life she was going to put her coat in her CUPBOARD !!! a d opens it to find my standing in there she promised not to tell if i lit her dress me up as much as she wants and i had to agree sort of

I've almost beenn caught crossed once and I hated the feeling. I was home alone one day last summer and my mum came home 1 hour early because she caught an early train. I was in my room dressed in frily panties, lacy bra, stockings, short skirt and top with a little make-up (a bit of mascara, eyeliner, a touch of lipstick, foundation etc). I heard the door shut downstairs and I quickley undressed and threw the clothes into my wardrobe then raced to the shower to wash my make-up off. She knokes on the door and said 'why are you in the shower?' I say back 'I've just been on a run so i thought that i should have a shower'. It worked a treat and I secretly returned all the borrowed clothes later that day. But boy was I close!

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I am a girl and have a habit of crossdressing. I like crossdressing. I secrectly hide it from my parents. However, yesterday she saw my ace bradages when i was getting ready to take it off and saw me half naked. Wow, i almost thought she caught me.i was also wearing boxers by chance when she was asking me to try pants she bought for sports since it was brought in the boys section anyway. I run to the bathroom and throw my boxers in the mop place but i secrectly had a section where i hide my stuff it

's kind of like the rest of the plce and work like magic so she won't find it. Man, that time i was so nervous and she even brought me a bra i had to hide the ace bradges under the shetts. It was ready close that time you know! She even check my clothes and saw my tak top which i brought at a store where they sell all kinds of clothes for boys.

the most happenings in the living world are the extinction of many wild animals, the flaten of moutains, burning of forests

By seeing awkward scilence. And hang around people who laugh. If you hold in your laugh while staring at something or someone. And don't purposely laugh

we almost understand human has got many motive in order to be satisfy.

We will never know, but lets hope not! All you can do is make sure your not and make good decisions and help others, they will be inspired (most likely). I have said before, just insecurities within themselves. This barely ever has to do with the victim of the bully or so called "mean person"! Do your best in the world and other people WILL follow. So be "nice";)

it could possiby be that that person is just paranoid or that they feel threatened around some one diff. or they are afraid of diffrences.

Helping people is always a good character builder and balances one's life. We should all learn to give without always receiving. However, there is a fine line in helping people and knowing when to stop and letting them learn to fly on their own: For example: A person you may know has a drinking problem and insists on drinking and driving and you know they are just not a social drinker, but on their way to becoming an alcoholic or, they are an alcoholic. To Help: * Offer to be a designated driver or take a taxi there and back until you can get them alone and sober to discuss their problem. * Be candid to them on a one-to-one (with no one else around) that they have a drinking problem. * Be supportive and tell them there is AA and you'll support them by going to Al-anon to better understand how they feel. * Ask them to seek psychological counseling and you'll back them 100% and go with them should they need your support. Most people with addiction problems are feeling a deep seated pain. Drinking and drugs helps them to forget for a little while. * Stay away from Night Clubs, bars, etc., because it will only entice the person. * If you commit you have to commit 100% or you will unravel any good you may do. LEARN WHEN TO STOP HELPING: * The person refuses to let you drive and refuses to give you the keys to the car if they are drunk. * When you are candid about their drinking if they continue to deny that they are an alcoholic and 'can leave it alone anytime they want, but they just don't want too.' * They refuse to go to AA because THOSE people are alcoholics and they are not! * They refuse psychological counseling and may deny there is anything in their past making them drink and they just enjoy social drinking and can handle it. * When you stay away from Night Clubs, etc., to help and they sneak out or go out with another person to have their own way with their drinking habits. * When they continue to drag their loved ones down with them. * If they are abusive verbally or physically. * As a last resort combind friends or family members as Intervention and have a good psychologist in the group to confront the person. * If you want to commit to them then try for 100%, but don't feel you have let the person down if they don't try to help themselves. Whether it's alcohol, a promiscuous friend; someone with depression; drugs; abuse, etc., the above fits. You should try to help, but not at the expense of your own sanity or time away from your loved ones. If the person is really trying then hang in there with them (but check up on them and be sure they are trying and not sneaking out or acting out because they may lie to you which isn't uncommon.) Learn to form the word 'NO' or 'UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR!' Learn to stick to your word and when they don't try walk away knowing you gave it your best shot.

brave daring intelligent (sometimes) ambitious or determined patient (sometimes)

Talk about it with a sympathetic friend. That's a great remedy to a cluttered mind