March 22, 2010

force


force - a powerful effect or influence; to cause to do through pressure or necessity, by physical, moral or intellectual means, coerce.

enforce - ensure observance of rules; compel to behave in a certain way - to keep up, impose or bring into effect something, not necessarily by force.

reinforce - to strengthen, especially by addition or augmentation; to emphasize or review; to encourage a behavior or idea through repeated stimulus.

reinforcement - a process in which a behavior is strengthened; increasing the probability that a response will occur by either presenting a contingent positive event or removing a negative event.

a premise . . . continued . . .

7 comments:

  1. interesting...and timely (at least for me)...Sir and i meet again in less than a week and we've had several chats about compliance, force, training, and being a good naughty girl as opposed to being a bad girl....

    and how He will force/enforce His rules on me, should i choose wrong...

    *sniff sniff* does nilla smell a story brewing?

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  2. What was the word/thought you were thinking of when you decided to go with "force"?

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  3. kinda thinking along the same lines as nilla's thoughts..

    A couple weeks ago, I would have missed this personal meaning those words bring. Now...Oh ya I get it.

    hugs,
    mouse

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  4. Deity, this word/thought notion has been festering for quite a while. What nilla and mouse are sniffin' and thinkin' eventually leads to a comment I left on your blog recently.

    nilla, mouse, everything leads somewhere.

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  5. Oh gosh, I just can't decide. Could I have an assortment of those, do you think?

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  6. *waits to see where this is going*

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  7. So I pretty much echo what everyone else has said.

    To answer your question, if you read my first blog post. you'll know how I found your blog.

    i'm very interested to see what your next post will be...

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