00:01
All right, here we have punitive approaches to youth.
00:05
So first of all, punitive approaches, that just means that you're giving a punishment, a punishment, right? this is a behavioral term.
00:13
It's not a behavioral term, but you can think of it as behavioralism saying negative reinforcement, right? i am negatively reinforcing bad behavior.
00:21
So if you do that, punitive approaches to youth with conduct disorder or oppositional defiant disorder, that means if i could just break this down into common speech, it means they're rebellious.
00:40
It means they can't be told anything by anyone, right? they're rebels.
00:49
You can't tell them nothing, right? that oppositional defiant disorder, right? which, again, i grew up a little bit old school where basically you're just saying that, you know, this kid's a rebel.
01:03
This kid doesn't know how to obey his elders or obey his authority figures, all right? so when you encounter somebody like this, and like i said, it's a disorder, which means it's gotten to a pathological level.
01:20
Then if you just start meting out punishment, then it's likely going to make the problem worse.
01:29
It's likely going to make the problem worse.
01:31
The only time these interventions happen effectively is before adolescence.
01:37
But i would even say it's not even before adolescence.
01:40
It's before...