Rewarding Good Actions

Many good actions cause bad consequences in the short term, for long term gains (an imposed risk).

This means that for good actions to be maintained there needs to be a system of rewards during the first periods.

Eg. Moving balls from one jar to another

The opposite of punishing bad action applies too.

K. M. M.: Implies dependence on routine, masking skill instead of acquiring it.

LOK: 1. Introspective
RL: Atomic habits
IDEAS: Action Activities Reward Risk Punish
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