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No, it’s universally true (in children anyway… as one ages and gains more judgment and thinking ability, learning without a negative experience becomes much more common).</p>
<p>A “bad experience” doesn’t have to be physical pain or verbal abuse; it can be as simple as a parent being disappointed or angry about when a child disobeys what they’ve been told (“don’t run around in the house”, to give a trivial example).</p>