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    Spanking Children

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    have increased. You have just witnessed abuse and although some of you will argue “Corporal punishment” or “decline “the effects of spanking children are negative. Corporal punishment such as “spanking” proves to only have a negative impact on the future development of a child both short and long term. A recent study by Afifi and colleagues showed‚ children who are spanked risk of mental illnesses are dramatically increased. Theses mental illnesses include: risk of depression‚ risk of mania‚ risk

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    Synapses In Children

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    According to Ormrod (2016)‚ young children have more synapses than adults do‚ however the high amount of synapses that are growing eventually comes to a stop (p. 24). The auditory cortex begins to stop at about 3 months of age‚ the visual cortex stops at around 12 months of age‚ and lastly the frontal lobes stop at the age of 2-3 years old. During synaptic pruning‚ synapses that are proven to be useless‚ will die off and disintegrate (Ormrod‚ 2016‚ p. 24). Being that the loss of synapses is guaranteed

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    Children and Happiness

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    What makes children happy? ‘That’s easy‚’ you might say‚ ‘a new toy‚ an ice cream or a trip to the amusement park.’ While these things bring an immediate smile to many children’s faces‚ they are probably not the things that will keep them happy day by day‚ or turn them into happy adults. The basic ingredients that make children happy during childhood seem to be the same ones that help them to become happy adults: a secure relationship with parents gives the base to confidently explore the world and

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    Spanking Children

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    physically hurtful to a child and potentially a precursor to abuse‚ but research shows it has negative psychological side-effects as well. Nonetheless‚ in real life‚ where real parents are dealing with real children whose behavior can be sometimes bratty‚ defiant and downright frustrating‚ children do get spanked. So how awful is it if you are one of those parents? A matter of frequency To a great degree‚ it depends on how often you spank. "Parents are people‚ after all‚ and people sometimes lose their

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    Transitions in Children

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    and she has a very active social life which does not involve Tom. Tom has had several house moves in his life and has no secure attachments. There are many universal transitions that children go through in their lives such as crawling‚ walking‚ talking and weaning; these are all common transitions that most children will go through. Some transitions can become uneventful and some people may get anxious with transitions that are more difficult; they can become a serious issue if not supported through

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    Children in Horror

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    hapless female victims. Women are either the sexualized teenaged victim‚ the virginal survivor‚ or in some classic horror‚ the threat of female social and sexual empowerment to male hegemony. But children in horror movies have not had such a stable role. There are‚ however‚ three major trends in the way children fit into horror plots. We’ll call them “the silent witness‚” “the creepy little kid‚” and “the un-victim.” The silent witness is used most commonly in ghost films like The Messengers and Mirrors

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    Aggression in Children

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    Anger and aggressive feelings are unavoidable for all of us - children and adults. These emotions play a big role in early development and cannot be swept under the rug. Anger is an essential part of the human drama. It is as important to psychological growth as love and warmth. As long as angry and aggressive feelings are balanced with feelings of closeness and empathy and are well regulated‚ they can do us an enormous amount of good. They can energize us and motivate us to do more than we thought

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    Indigo Children

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    Szaty 1  Alexis Szaty  Professor Williams  April 10‚ 2014  Communications    Indigo Children are described as children who are believed to possess special‚ unusual‚  and sometimes supernatural traits or abilities. Indigo children are those who are believed to  represent a higher state of human evolution. The term itself is a reference to the belief that such  children have an indigo colored aura. The color indigo represents the chakra of the third eye‚  which is associated with intuition‚ and paranormal abilities such as seeing angels

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    Sense and Children

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    • Some of these children have disabilities. Do you think people’s perceptions of others play a role in the success of children with disabilities? Why or why not? Yes‚ I do‚ especially the perception teacher have of children with disabilities. When teachers do not look at children’s disabilities‚ and only look at the child‚ and what the child needs in order to succeed in their classroom‚ I believe it makes for a more rewarding environment for both the student and the teacher. When a teacher truly

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    Vaccinating Children

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    research vaccinations‚ and whether children should or should not be vaccinated. Vaccinations are one of the ten greatest public health achievements of the first decade of the twenty first century. According the the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention‚ routine childhood vaccinations have prevented three hundred and twenty two million cases of disease and about seven hundred thirty two thousand early deaths among children. The controversy of whether or not children should be vaccinated has been

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