Advertisements that could incite children to strange behavior -- one regulator said that an ad for Tango, a British soft drink, would provoke children to slap each other around the ears -- are also taboo.
The book was described by judge Cox as "an unsentimental and ultimately hopeful exploration of the ugly reaction that physical disability and difference can provoke in children and adults alike … a thought-provoking read with timeless appeal".
No wonder it provokes a child off-camera into gurgles of delight.
For the sequence of Aibo's actions, we tried to find a good compromise between obedient and disobedient behaviour: we wanted to provoke the children in order to elicit emotional behaviour but of course we did not want to run the risk that they discontinue the experiment.
Before descending the steps you'll pass two large word images from the 1960s American poet-performance artist John Giorno that may distress sensitive grandmothers and provoke small children.
Finding the initial target to be too powerful to provoke, the child who bullies will most often move on.
To allow elicitation of specific social communicative behaviours, the therapist may also gently provoke the child e.g. by violating expectations or jointly developed patterns.
According to Gulnaz Mamedli, the Center's lawyer, they do initial analysis of the situation, i.e. identify circumstances which provoked a child to commit an offence and then determine what kind of assistance – legal advice, psychological, social assistance etc. - is needed.
If gross negligence and a breach affecting millions, including children, provokes only a minor fine and warning like this — two years after the fact, by the way — what hope do we have that the FTC will act as an effective deterrent for the subtler abuses and far richer companies that net neutrality protected people against?
It's a thought-provoking story for children whose caretakers may deeply miss other children living far, far away.
