Talk:Tactical ignoring

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Negative Reinforcement misused here

The term "negative reinforcement" is used incorrectly, it should not be equated with ignoring. Negative reinforcement is taking away something that makes a targeted behavior more likely. Ignoring is extinction, not negative reinforcement.

I plan make an edit to correct this error soon. Tadamsmar (talk) 12:23, 4 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]

abusive and manipulative tactical ignoring

Tactical ignoring is mentioned in manipulative behavior and silent treatment. Can someone knowledgeable about these subjects add a section to tactical ignoring? I was quite amazed to find that it only talks about group behavior and parent-child relationships. Thank you.