Reinforcing patterns considered are non-reinforced, crown-only-reinforced, face-only-reinforced and crown and face-reinforced cases.
These models include: unconscious biases, promoting behavioral change, redefining leadership, recognition of dimensions of diversity, and reinforcing patterns of (dis)engagement.
"Criminal justice sanctions can compound existing disadvantages for these populations, reinforcing patterns of intergenerational poverty," the report reads.
But it has reinforced patterns, too.
Structurally-exclusionary decision-making processes reinforce patterns of inequity that determine who suffers during, for example, extreme climate events.
This limits access to resources and opportunity for the low-income residents of these units, threatening to reinforce patterns of income and racial segregation.
Restrictive zoning, redlining and limits on annexation reinforced patterns of segregation and blocked struggling cities from absorbing affluent suburbs, as cities did in the 19th century.
And some diplomats and analysts say they fear that the sudden rush of aid and attention, if it is not handled properly, could reinforce patterns of patronage that have contributed indirectly to Yemen's culture of extremism.
Although halfway houses have been touted for years as affirmative rehabilitation locations that ready women for life in the outside world, in this remarkable case study Gail Caputo shows how these places reinforce patterns of control and abuse that reaffirm the dependency and victimization of the inmates.
"You did a wonderful job". What isn't obvious to a casual observer is that this drill is carefully thought out to reinforce patterns of mathematical thinking that carry through the curriculum.
