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If punishment is the quickest route and maybe an effective way to modify a behavior.

1) How important is for the person trying to change undesirable behavior to be somewhat knowledgeable when administering punishment, to properly administer punishment properly?

2) What are the consequences of someone who is not knowledgeable?

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1) It is very important for the person trying to change undesirable behavior to be somewhat knowledgeable when administering punishment, largely due to the fact that knowledge of effective punishment techniques and theory will make the punishment utilized much more effective. In addition, being knowledgeable when administering punishment will help an ...

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