Beyond the Punitive Society Operant Conditioning Social and Poltical Aspects (English)
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- Behavioral Psychology in Society
- Critique of Punitive Systems
- Social and Political Implications
- Alternative Governance Frameworks
- Published by : Ritesh Publication
- Ratings: 4.8 out of 5
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“Beyond the Punitive Society” by Stanton Wheeler examines how operant conditioning principles influence social and political structures. This thought-provoking book critiques traditional punitive approaches to social control and offers insights into behavior modification as an alternative framework for governance, education, and criminal justice. Combining behavioral psychology with socio-political analysis, it provides a fresh perspective on shaping societal norms and addressing systemic issues.
You Will Learn
- The fundamentals of operant conditioning and its role in shaping behavior.
- How punitive systems impact social structures and individual behavior.
- Alternative approaches to governance and social control using behavior modification.
- Practical applications of behavioral psychology in education, governance, and criminal justice reform.
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Beyond the Punitive Society Operant Conditioning Social and Poltical Aspects (English)
Original price was: ₹ 150.₹ 20Current price is: ₹ 20.
Tanvi Chawla –
An engaging discussion on how operant conditioning shapes political landscapes. The insights are both novel and persuasive
Tanvi Chawla –
An engaging discussion on how operant conditioning shapes political landscapes. The insights are both novel and persuasive.
Sandeep Kulkarni –
Rich in detail and critical analysis, this book is an excellent resource for understanding modern punitive measures.
Radhika Menon –
A thoughtful and incisive analysis of the social and political ramifications of punitive systems. Highly insightful.
Qurratulain Sheikh –
This work challenges the reader to rethink traditional views on punishment and conditioning in society. Brilliant!
Pranav Sinha –
An impressive exploration of punitive policies and their role in shaping societal behavior. Worth every minute!
Omkar Verma –
A refreshing take on the intersection of social conditioning and political power. Deeply analytical and engaging.
Nandini Banerjee –
This book provides a clear, innovative analysis of how operant conditioning influences social control mechanisms.
Mohan Prasad –
A bold examination of punitive society dynamics and their far-reaching consequences. A thought-provoking study!
Lavina Iyer –
An outstanding read that bridges psychological conditioning with political practices. It’s both insightful and accessible.
Kamal Gupta –
A meticulously researched work that questions the efficacy of traditional punitive systems in modern governance
Kamal Gupta –
A meticulously researched work that questions the efficacy of traditional punitive systems in modern governance.
Jaya Singh –
With clear analysis and persuasive arguments, this book sheds new light on the social and political aspects of punishment.
Ishaan Malhotra –
A compelling narrative that explores the dark underbelly of punitive systems and their impact on society. Truly engaging.
Harini Reddy –
This book offers a unique synthesis of social conditioning theories and punitive policies.
Harini Reddy –
This book offers a unique synthesis of social conditioning theories and punitive policies. Enlightening and challenging!
Gutam Pillai –
An innovative study that links operant conditioning with modern political structures. A must-read for political theorists.
Falguni Desai –
Engaging and thought-provoking, this work dives deep into the mechanisms of societal punishment and its broader implications.
Esha Sharma –
A fascinating analysis that intertwines social theory with political practice. The arguments are compelling and well-articulated.
Deepa Joshi –
This book offers a fresh perspective on how punitive measures shape political behavior. An essential read!
Chetan Rao –
A well-researched exploration of operant conditioning in societal structures. Highly recommended for curious minds.
Bhavna Kapoor –
Insightful and provocative, this book challenges conventional ideas on social control and politics.
Abhishek Chatterjee –
A groundbreaking work that redefines how we view punishment and societal conditioning. Truly eye-opening!