Behavioral Conditioning
Discussions focus on how incentives, rewards, punishments, and psychological concepts like operant and Pavlovian conditioning shape and modify learned human behaviors.
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People do what gets rewarded. People stop doing what gets punished.
Behavior won't change until incentives that cause the behavior change.
Some people only learn through consequence.
It's unfortunately a learned behavior.
considering how your behavior was rewarded "we can expect to hear it and variations repeated in every thread forever"
signaling humans for bad behaviors tend to backfire. it program us to recreate that situation in anger. we aren't smart enough to naturally learn lessons that way.
What you're talking about is operant conditioning ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operant_conditioning )
Psychology of habit plays into this.
Sounds like a psychological conditioning (behavior modification) regimen. Beware, it has a very sharp slippery slope towards unethical conditions.
This is learned behaviour. It can be unlearned.