Arrested for racist remark

[classicman]

We do it because it makes us feel good. Odds are it is probably no more effective than any punitive punishment.

[skysidhe]

Originally Posted by tw

But again, is that any research suggesting that it works or how effective? Does that kid get diversity training because it might work on speculation? Or because there are well based reasons for doing it? Is that anything that says restoring confidence actually addresses an underlying problem? Or do we do it only because that is how it was always done?

Originally Posted by classicman

We do it because it makes us feel good. Odds are it is probably no more effective than any punitive punishment.

If you are talking about diversity training classic then yes I agree and TW you can count his answer the same as mine.

When I said building confidence I meant it in relation to community service.