Interpersonal Effectiveness for BPD, Pt. 6: Why Punishment Doesn't Actually Work

Content Warning: Discussion of Self H*rmBehaviorism is a scientific approach in psychology that focuses on the study of observable behaviors rather than people’s internal mental processes. The reason it's good to consider Behaviorism when learning about Interpersonal Effectiveness, is because it's helpful for us to understand how to reinforce the behaviour we want to see in ourselves and in others, and to make sure we're conscious of the ways we might be reinforcing unwanted behaviours without realizing.In this episode, I’ll go over my reflections on the FINAL WEEK of the course, including:What is Classical and Operant Conditioning?What is Positive and Negative Reinforcement?Why do we need to reinforce behavior when people should just know it's the right thing to do?What is the difference between Continuous and Intermittent Reinforcement?Are we reinforcing other people's behaviour without even realizing it?What is the difference between Positive and Negative Punishment?Why isn't punishment effective in eliminating behaviours in the long term?MICROHABIT TRACKERS: Reinforcing your own behaviorThank you to Roland, Alicia, Jesse, and the TheraHive team for collaborating with me and allowing me to try out this course![ m o r e ]TheraHive: DBT Skills Group, Course InfoNeed a DBT Skill? DBT Pocket GuideBlog Post: Dr. Jesse Finkelstein Joins 'Quiet, Not Silent' podcast to Share Insights on DBT[ s o c i a l s ]averythequiet.carrd.coheartandsleeve.co[ d i s c o r d ]The Quiet BPD Keep is a recovery-focused community with daily affirmations, tarot readings, DBT skills, books and resources, and more. Age 18+, LGBTQ+ and 420 friendly.[ c r e d i t s ]Music by: ODDBAHL • Lunareh • Out of Flux[ d i s c l a i m e r ]My content is meant for educational purposes only and is not a replacement for professional clinical advice, diagnosis, or therapy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.