Summary Of Why You Are Going To End Up Just Like Your Parents

In the article, Here’s Why You Are Going to End Up Just Like Your Parents, Alanna Rizza states, “Victoria Donahue has a masters degree in counseling psychology, and she is a psychotherapist and coach. Dr. Daniel Siegel received his medical degree from Harvard University and postgraduate education from UCLA. Dr. Siegel has written many books, including The Developing Mind: How Relationships and the Brain Interact to Shape Who We Are and Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation. Catherine Lee, PhD, is a psychology professor at the University of Ottawa and her teaching includes family psychology” (Rizza). Rizza uses these sources to perform a live interview with all three of these people. They all explain that many people try hard to not become their parents but unconsciously it is quite difficult to stray away from becoming your parents.
When we're stressed and can't think properly, we go to those neuropathways that have always been formed from when we were infants. It's like if you were walking in a forest, and there's no path, and you have to create one. The more you walk on that path, the clearer it becomes. You do the same thing in your brain, and when you create and use that new pathway—who you want to be and how you want to react—rather than going to that old path that you learned from your parents. That's how you create new habits and new ways of behaving around other people” (Rizza). This shows that children typically unconsciously become their parents. Therefore Frankenstein can be considered a monster himself because he did not show any empathy towards his creation. Therefore a monster has created a