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    the voice of authority." Authoritative parents‚ much like authoritarian parents‚ have high expectations for their children but value communication over absolute authority. They are noted for being more open to their children’s individual needs and ideas. This style encourages assertiveness and responsibility while maintaining regulation of their children’s behavior. Rather than not allowing their teenager to attend a party‚ authoritative parents would permit the party with clear expectations of

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    Young Parent

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    having children. It seems like being a young parent today is becoming a little more common. Young people today may be noticing that people that are over thirty and having children‚ are having a more difficult time raising today’s new generation. The sacrifices a young parent makes are just earlier rather than delayed‚ there is actually less to sacrifice‚ and the smaller age gap helps in the bonding process. Many high school and young college students would never fathom having a child before they were

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    back? Ok here’s my story. I’m trapped on a deserted island in the south pacific with a hatchet‚ water purifiers‚ rope‚ a bow and a quiver of arrows‚ a fishing rod and reel‚ a first aid kit‚ some water proof matches‚ a tent and the clothes on my back. In my thesis I listed a lot of items but in reality these fall into 3 simple categories survival supplies‚ hunting supplies‚ and disaster supplies. In this paragraph you will learn about the survival supplies I brought and why I brought them. Firstly

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    I Would Not Like to Be a Member of an Amish Community Would you like to walk around your house with certain relief because you do not have other worries other than spending time with your family‚ praying all day‚ and working just as much as you need? Certainly‚ for although living in the twenty-first century is a blessing for human beings because of the advances of science and technology‚ it may also be stressful and tiring for people carrying so many responsibilities and obligations. Therefore

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    Why People Obey Authority The movie A Few Good Men was written by Aaron Sorkin. The movie is about a trial concerning two young soldiers‚ P.F.C. Downey and Lance Cpl. Dawson. These soldiers gave a “code red” to P.F.C. Santiago for breaking the chain of command when asking for a transfer. Lt. Kaffee‚ their lawyer‚ tries to prove to the court that they were ordered to give the code red by Col. Jessep. The article “The Perils of Obedience” written by Stanley Milgram. It is about an experiment where

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    Ideal Parent

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    Jehovah. Parents are like corner stone or foundation to their children‚ on which they look forward to for support. They are also like a shelter for their children in favorable and unfavorable seasons. Parent have responsibility toward their children in order to be an ideal parent‚ such responsibilities are providing for the family basic needs‚ showing love and care for the children‚ and training the children spiritually‚ morally‚ and mentally. The foremost responsibility of a parent is providing

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    Parent Involvement

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    full support of their parents. Attempts to enhance parental involvement in education occupy‚ administrators‚ educators and parents organizations globally. It is anticipated that parents should play a role not only in the promotion of their own children’s achievements but more broadly in school improvement. Effects on Parental Involvement Research has shown that student and family characteristics affect levels of parental involvement. Working-class families‚ foster parents‚ single mothers and fathers

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    Incarcerated Parents

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    poverty‚ trauma of losing a parent‚ drug and alcohol abuse‚ family violence and parental mental illness. Many children of incarcerated parents suffer with poor school performance‚ shame‚ and guilt of their parent being incarcerated. They are subject to depression‚ anxiety‚ withdrawal‚ behavior problems‚ and cognitive delays‚ all

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    The undercover parent

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    Undercover Parent” published on March 16‚ 2008 in The New York Times‚ Harlan Coben argues about installing spyware on home computers to let parents monitor their children‚ while they are using the internet. The author believes and tries to convince parents that monitoring children on the computer is an act of protection in defending them against danger‚ rather than an invasion of privacy. There are hazards that children may not be aware of when using the internet. For this reason‚ parents may download

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    Parents and Children

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    Parents and children It goes without saying that understanding between parents and children has always been hard to reach. The main reasons for this lie not only in generation gap but also in general issues like finances‚ education and career. A lot of the everyday arguments between parents and children are caused by the difference in their ages. For example‚ young people now listen to music which wasn’t popular twenty years ago and wear clothes which are considered inappropriate by their parents

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