logical consequences
Resulting from actions
Logical consequences are outcomes that follow naturally or reasonably from an action, used especially in parenting and education as an alternative to arbitrary punishment.
If a child breaks a toy in anger, a logical consequence might be not replacing it—the result connects directly to the behavior.
She let him experience the logical consequences of not doing his homework.
The approach aims to teach cause and effect rather than impose unrelated penalties.
- causeWhat produces an effect
- cause and effectHow events produce results
- effectResult of a cause
- outcomeFinal result of events
- repercussionIndirect result of action
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- disciplinemisconduct, violation, time-out, timeout, grounded
- parent trainingpositive reinforcement, time-out, reward chart, token economy, consistency
- motivationmotivation, drive, motivate, inspire, encouragement
- Adlerian psychologyinferiority complex, superiority complex, birth order, lifestyle, encouragement
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Unmanipulated results of actions
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