He once threatened to burn all of his daughter's stuffed animals unless she played a piece of music perfectly. “I'm happy to be the hated one,” Chua said in her book Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior. Like Chua, my mother once threatened me that if I failed to get into the two best universities in my country, she would enroll me. for the worst. I didn't succeed. Nonetheless, he didn't do what he said. Instead, he offered me a second chance. And now I study at the University of Melbourne, ranked 33rd in the world. Success will eventually come to the child. This is because Tiger Mother believes that her son can do it, but he just needs to be pushed a little. If I could get what she expects, I would get everything I want; like toys when I was a child. So, there is a price for the outcome. According to psychological studies, this is a form of operant conditioned learning. It is beneficial to the student, or child, in the long term because he or she is likely to continue that behavior (e.g. getting a good grade) if he or she gets the reward or positive reinforcement,