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Originally Posted by MrSparkle001
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He's not quite saying what you think he's saying. He's predicting a larger conflict if Ukraine loses. Putin won't stop and giving in to a man like him encourages him further.
And don't forget China's desire for Taiwan. This war is a bellwether for a China-Taiwan war. We give up on Ukraine and let Putin win and we give China the green light to start a war we will be involved in with boots on the ground.
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Its basic behaviouralism. Rewarded behaviour is more likely to be repeated.
Can the behaviouralism end the conflict too? Is the current behaviour failing to punish or even rewarding Putin?
Would a different psychological model explain the continuation of the conflict, such as the frustration aggression hypothesis?