Punishment is a better parenting technique,according to Skinner,than positive reinforcement.

Skinner believed that positive reinforcement was a more effective technique than punishment in shaping behavior. Positive reinforcement involves providing rewards or incentives for desired behavior, while punishment involves administering negative consequences for unwanted behavior. Skinner believed that punishment could have unintended negative consequences, such as creating fear or resentment, and that positive reinforcement was more likely to lead to long-term behavior change.