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    Corporal Punishment vs. Permissive Parenting This argument has been on going for decades or dare I say centuries even. There are articles‚ quotes‚ and whole books written on this‚ an example would be “Spare the rod spoil the child” whose proverbial notion dates back to the King James version of the Bible pre 1377. There are even popular shows on television that highlight this debate. While history seems to be biased toward a firm grip on children‚ there are those old folk tales about spoiled

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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 this

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    Every parent hopes to see their children become a great person in the future. In order to develop their children into a superior kid‚ they spend lots of time‚ effort and money on them since they were young. This is leading to an over expectation on children which create tension between parents and children. Parents should set a positive and realistic expectation on their children because expecting too much on them would result in negative self-image‚ discouragement and anxiety. Having too high

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    Living in the 21st century we are faced with many issues around the world and in our own societies. In my opinion I would say the biggest issue In our society currently is the speed that children are growing up these days. There was a time when kids enjoyed being kids. Today‚ even at the earliest of ages‚ children are partaking in adult activities with serious consequences. Similar to what we see with alcohol and drugs‚ sex is a very popular and portrayed subject matter. The movies‚ TV‚ the internet

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    there’s all these people who right now may be disagreeing with me that at this age we’re too young to have children. Most likely you have a friend with a success story so you think if they can do it‚ why can’t anyone else. But the question is‚ do they have parental support? Probably. Are they better off? Maybe. If they’re not‚ how many people have jobs now that go towards supporting the now larger family? Parents‚ the child’s dad‚ maybe even the mom. A child is expensive. Giving birth to the child

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    Reed Snyder Pd. 6 English 01/19/2011 Effects of Too Much Technology in Children The effects of technology can be serious; from children not making it outside to ADD and ADHD. Most children spend more time in front of a television than they do playing outside with friends (“TV”). As more technology comes out every day‚ we have to set a limit for children. Being around too much technology can eventually affect you mentally. There are a lot of things now that could bring on ADD or ADHD‚ but

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    Authoritarian –v- Permissive techniques. The use of language and syntax differs between the two techniques. The authoritarian approach involves the hypnotherapist giving direct suggestion or commands‚ such as‚ “You are now feeling relaxed.” “Breathe deep and relax.” Using an authoritarian technique‚ the hypnotic induction and suggestions are worded firmly and surely (although not in a harsh tone) and worded in such a way as to declare that physical events are actually occurring in the present or

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    ------------------------------------------------- “Children watching too much television” Cartoon‚ drama‚ variety shows... are all attractive with children. That is why children are more and more addicted to television. We cannot deny the beneficial aspects of television which bring the whole world into a small box. However‚ children these days watch far too much television and the consequences of this are just overwhelming. The first reason why children should not watch too much television is because watching too much television

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    Should it be illegal for parents to smack their children? Every parent has at least once been faced with the decision on whether or not to smack their child. Recently‚ debate has been sparked on whether or not parents should be allowed to smack their own children. If parents do smack‚ some accuse them of child abuse and being unable to control their kids. If parents don’t‚ others see them as “softies”‚ which let their spoilt brat children rule. A lot of parents let their children run riot these days

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    The word “missing child” often calls to mind of tragic and frightening incident as it was always reported in the national news. Stories about missing children‚ especially those abducted‚ have always tugged at the heartstrings of all Malaysians. A total of 5996 children went missing from homes since 2004. Although most of them were found‚ 1904 still remain missing (Pakiam‚ 2007). Lately‚ all the Malaysians are in shock over the death of Nurin Jazlin Jazimin and had recalled the tragic that happened

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