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    Therefore‚ the parenting styles and environments that an ADHD child is surrounded by is crucial for their growth and development. There are three different types of environmental effects that are related to causing ADHD: shared environment effects‚ nonshared environment effects‚ genetic effects or heritability. The first type of environment effect‚ shared environment effects‚ is the effect that a pair of twins are more similar than would be expected based on genetics because they were both raised

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    Alternatives to Spanking Considering the significant evidence that discourages the use of spanking as a disciplinary method‚ it is essential to understand the various alternatives to spanking that can prove to be more effective. Morin (2015) is of the view that there are several strategies that can help in conditioning behavior of children towards positivity and avoid spanking. The first and most effective alternative to spanking is the use negative consequences as a strategy. This involves teaching

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    childhood version for participants aged 2 to 5 and the middle childhood/youth version for participants aged 6 to 8). Both versions are comprised of the six scales. Two scales evaluate aspects of child behaviour (responsiveness and involvement) and four scales which

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    Parenting styles. Permissive: When I was at a target I witnessed a scene where a child was begging for their parent to buy them some candy. The parent at first said no but once they realized the sad look on the child’s face and the fact they were about to cry they gave in and let them have the candy anyways. This scenario represents the permissive parenting style because permissive parents tend to give in‚ not want to hurt their kid’s feelings and try to be more of a friend than a parent‚ which in

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    protective services worker‚ when interacting with a hostile‚ resistant or non -voluntary client‚ I would use several techniques to build rapport and engage the client in working with the agency. Being a social worker for the last ten years‚ and having four years of direct experience in child protect services‚ I have come across many reluctant clients. I learned very quickly that rapport is the foundation to any service provider in the social work field. Upon a first visit with a client‚ one needs to

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    1. Leo Kanner was the first to identify autism as a distinct neurological condition. He studied eleven children ages three years to eleven years who were not fitting into other childhood diagnosis. They had one major thing in common‚ they wanted to be alone. He used the word auto to describe them because they wanted to be left alone. This is where the word autism derived from. Kanner blamed parents. Stating that they were not the most loving and caring of parents. He noticed that they had good

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    actively avoid mistakes often made by others. For example‚ by focusing on not spending too much time on work matters and becoming cold or distant with my offspring I am now “above average in warmth and affection” shared with my children. This parenting style is consistent with people who are part of lower SES backgrounds

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    Historically‚ most philosophers have given less written attention to the ontological and metaphysical status of children. Notably‚ Plato‚ Aristotle‚ Rousseau‚ Kant and Locke have been recognised for their contributions to an understanding of children and have given attention to the vulnerability of children and their need for protection and control‚ their duty to love and honour their parents‚ obligations of parents to care and shape their children according to some predetermined patterns. The dominant

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    1) The universal them I believe was that all the children were developing and being children. The environment and the way they were taken care of had an effect on their upbringing but ultimately all the children were able to develop gross motor skills. Additionally‚ all the children were being little kids they threw tantrums‚ laughed‚ played‚ and cried. They all had moms who cared for them. 2) I was amazed how the little boy who seemed to be in a tribe was able to crawl and walk on rocks and sticks

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    The argument tries to suggest us that being first born child and even being first-time mother cause both monekeys and humans to produce more of cortisol‚ a hurmone that primes the body for increased activity level. But the argument miss the note that this increase can be caused from other issues not related to being first or not. In fact this issue can be a cause of emotions that differs in siblings and also an effect of age. First unwarrant assumption is that firstborn infant monkeys produce much

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