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    Autism In Children

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    Autism spectrum disorders in children can cause several different symptoms within the child. Children who are diagnosed with ASD show a wide range of impairments in language ability‚ and intellectual functioning. Language can develop to different levels depending on the severity of the condition. In general terms a child with ASD will have difficulty understanding language communicated to them and in turn struggle to communicate‚ or shown a lack of interest to communicate. Communication can be a

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    Malnutrition in Children

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    CAUSES OF MULNUTRITION IN CHILDREN UNDER FIVE YEAR OLD IN MATHARE SLUMS NAIROBI PRESENTED BY [Name] Admission number SUPERVISOR: A RESERCH PROPOSAL SUBMITED TO KENYA INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF A DIPLOMA IN NUTRITION AND DIETETICS MANAGEMENT May 2012 DECLARATION Student’s declaration I declare that this is my original work and has not been submitted in any other learning institution for the award of degree or diploma. Name Signature Date Supervisor

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    Development of Children

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    reflexes that have to do with their physical development are: - Palmer grasping reflex: this occurs when something is placed in the palm of their hand. They will automatically tighten their fingers around it. - Stepping or walking reflex: this is seen when a baby places his feet against a firm surface and begins moving both his legs as though he is actually walking. - Tonic neck reflex: This is when the baby puts his head to one side‚ arms and legs on the other side. This happens when a baby is

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    Children of Alcoholics

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    Running head: CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS 1 Children of Alcoholics A Counseling Group Proposal in a High School Setting Ashley Foster & Dan Ladig Ball State University Running head: CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS 2 Introduction Children of alcoholics (COAs) represent a significant portion of the population. It is estimated that 9‚700‚000 children (or 15% of the 66 million children) seventeen years of age or younger are living with an adult diagnosed with alcohol abuse or dependence in the past

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    Phonology In Children

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    after birth and throughout our lives. Phonology is fundamental to all spoken languages‚ each language having its own system. Regardless of the types of language spoken to a child‚ children have difficulties producing meaningful speech because they haven’t grown into their oral structure‚ in other words‚ their teeth. Children are developing the ability to produce speech sounds through their ongoing process of practicing and learning how sounds are produced (Hoff‚ 2013‚ p.116). Phonological processes

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    Dream Children

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    An Analysis of Lamb’s Dream Children Or Charles Lamb as a Romanticist Charles Lamb was a famous English prose-writer and the best representative of the new form of English literature early in the nineteenth century. He did not adhere to the old rules and classic models but made the informal essay a pliable vehicle for expressing the writer’s own personality‚ thus bringing into English literature the personal or familiar essay. The style of Lamb is gentle‚ old-fashioned and irresistibly attractive

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    concerns about the young Vietnamese’s living attitude and their senses of responsibility. Abortion in Vietnam has reached the alarming level. Our goal in this paper is to bring these startling facts into discussion by arguing whether child abortion should be legalized and how can we reverse the trend in Vietnam. To achieve this goal‚ we have organized our paper into 3 main parts. In the first section‚ we provide an account of historical review of child abortion to make comparisons of the current trend

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    Eyewitnesses In Children

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    Eyewitnesses tend to have a tremendous impact when it comes to identifying and convicting a perpetrator. However‚ what happens when the only eyewitness is a child? Children are thought to be particularly unreliable‚ especially in the criminal justice system‚ and regardless of this‚ jurors still tend to place a lot of confidence in them (Lowenstein‚ Blank‚ & Sauer‚ 2010). Children’s abilities to be reliable eyewitnesses has been a subject of interest over the past few years‚ and whether or not they

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    children essay

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    Working mothers risk damaging their child’s prospects by STEVE DOUGHTY‚ Daily Mail Mothers who return to work after their baby is born risk causing serious damage to the child’s prospects in later life‚ researchers revealed yesterday. Such children are more likely to do worse at school‚ become unemployed and to suffer mental stress than youngsters whose mothers stay at home to bring them up. The findings from the Institute for Social and Economic Research are a severe blow to the Government‚

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    Resilience in Children

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    for Children‚ it states that resilience concerns the ability to ‘bounce back’. It involves doing well against the odds‚ coping‚ and recovering (Rutter‚ 1985; Stein‚ 2005). Masten et al (1990) define resilience as “the process of‚ capacity for‚ or outcome of successful adaptation despite challenging or threatening circumstances”. As a concept it appears to be cross-culturally recognised (Hunter‚ 2001). Masten et al (1990) have identified three kinds of resilience among groups of children. These

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