How is order different from Discipline?
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Discipline and punishment are not the same thing. Discipline is the practice of training someone to behave in accordance with rules or a code of behavior. ... To punish is to inflict suffering for the past behavior. But the difference between discipline and punishment goes deeper than just the meaning of the words.
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Discipline is a mindset whereas order is a habit based on rules.
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- A person's mental state, specifically how they think, is referred to as their discipline. It is about having control over oneself.
- For example, Jason was very self-disciplined regarding the completion of his homework, despite the fact that his friends were playing video games in the room next door.
- Order means adhering to a predetermined set of guidelines. It is about living up to expectations, whether they are your own or the expectations of other people. Either way, it is equally important.
- For example, Please make sure that your desks are arranged in an orderly manner.
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