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Zigorra haur hezkuntzako geletan: egoeraren analisia eta ondorioak [PDF]
Ikastorratza.e-Revista de Didáctica, 2018 Historically, punishment has been one of the most used techniques for school discipline. The main objective of this work is to make an analysis of the use of punishment in Basque schools, specifically in the infant or preschool stage.
Nahia Idoiaga +2 more
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Scientific Reports, 2023 Do we judge hate incidents similarly when they are performed using words or bodily actions? Hate speech incidents are rarely reported by bystanders, and whether or how much they should be punished remains a matter of legal, theoretical and social ...
Jimena Zapata, Ophelia Deroy
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Suicide terrorism and psychology of suicide bomber
Libyan International Medical University Journal, 2021 This article reviews suicide terrorism and existing understandings of the psychology of suicide bomber. Suicide attacks that take place in many different parts of the world are one of the most used methods by the terrorist organizations.
Mehmet Ogun
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From punishment to universalism [PDF]
, 2018 Many philosophers have claimed that the folk endorse moral universalism. Some have taken the folk view to support moral universalism; others have taken the folk view to reflect a deep confusion. And while some empirical evidence supports the claim that
Nichols, Shaun, Rose, David
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Polilog: Studia Neofilologiczne, 2015 Psychology of killer in Mark Ałdanov’s novel The Beginning of the End – intertextual games with Fiodor Dostoyevsky In this article, the author analyzes the motif of killer in Mark Ałdanov’s novel The Beginning of the End.
Patryk Witczak
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To punish first and reward second: Values determine how reward and punishment affect risk-taking behavior [PDF]
, 2017 The current study investigated whether manipulating participants’ pre-exposure to reward and punishment affects the extent to which sensation seeking and values predict risk-taking behavior.
Athota, V Sagar +2 more
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2016 Are humans too generous and too punitive? Many researchers have concluded that classic theories of social evolution (e.g., direct reciprocity, reputation) are not sufficient to explain human cooperation; instead, group selection theories are needed.
Max Michael Krasnow +2 more
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Journal of religion and health, 2023 To understand physical violence in the family, it is important to define the role of the victim. The term “scapegoat” is a universal anthropological concept, often used in sociological theories, where a certain group of people and/or minorities are often
Saša Poljak Lukek +2 more
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Constraining free riding in public goods games: designated solitary punishers can sustain human cooperation [PDF]
, 2008 Much of human cooperation remains an evolutionary riddle. Unlike other animals, people frequently cooperate with non-relatives in large groups. Evolutionary models of large-scale cooperation require not just incentives for cooperation, but also a ...
Henrich, Joseph +2 more
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Implementation and Obstacle of Reward and Punishment at Pesantren Al-Azhar-Gresik
Journal intellectual sufism research, 2022 This paper is a case study that aims to take a closer look at how punishments and rewards are implemented at the Al-Azhar Islamic Boarding School and what the obstacles are in both male and female dormitories. The data obtained through observation and in-
Dhuha Hadiyansyah
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