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Conditioning by Teachers in Society
We live in a conformed society. Our society revolves around the conditioning of others. Webster's Dictionary defines conditioning as a learning process in which an organism's behavior becomes dependent on the occurrence of a stimulus in its environment. With this said, there is a lot of conditioning that occurs in everyday life. For example, why do grade school teachers reward their students with candy? When a young child receives candy for answering a question his mind relates answering questions with receiving candy. Thus, if the child wanted to enjoy candy he must answer the teacher's questions. School systems as well as parents in our society tend to have the biggest impact in conditioning the youth to act a certain way. Although teachers may help a child to adjust to the ways of the world, they may also be taking away from creative thought and one's desire to...
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