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Parents come home from a long day at work tired and agitated. When agitation gets the best of them, anything a child may do could possibly send them over the edge. A child may be loquacious and that makes their parent/guardian upset. Instead of being pragmatic towards the child, the parent takes all of the stress from work out on the child. Even though the parent may not mean anything of the words being said, they still affect the child. After the parent is able to calm down and realize yelling isn’t the answer, they talk to their child. Parents apologize for what they did and say they overreacted. Sometimes a parent feels compunction for yelling at their child and will bribe them with a toy or food to make them feel better. To conclude, each and every parent is able to relate to yelling at their children when they don’t deserve

Kids that grow in an environment surrounded by violence also become violent. If a kid sees his dad hitting his mom he/ she will thing that it is ok to hit others. And they will imitate that behavior. Parents who punch and yelled at their children are only setting up a pattern. And violence only brings more violence. Kids should grow in an environment where they are treated with respect and with love.

To them being shouted at and that could make the behaviour worse in the long term

When it was over, that was family time and we’d go upstairs and watch movies together.” Lulu Chua-Rubenfeld says in the article. I’ve never found screaming effective. It just scares a person or makes them quiet. It doesn’t seem like a wonderful way to get a kid to do well and be happy at the same time. Instead of that, taking an approach of drilling it into their heads over time seems better. My mom would always say two words before I went to school in the morning: “be good”. She said it in a calm but stern voice which gave me a mindset to be good. I would always stay out of trouble to make myself and my parents happy.

The main problem with hitting children is the psychological effect it has on them. One reason parents claim to hit their children is to

In high school swearing was a sign of maturity and ‘fitting in’. I remember yelling abuse at someone who tripped me over at one time. Did that help the situation? Considering the location (outside the teachers’ staff room) it could very easily have escalated the situation. Did it make me feel better? No. Why then do we continue to swear as we grow older? Are we still trying to fit in as high school students? Are we still as immature as we were back then? These questions can only really be answered by the reader.

Many people believe that illegal children do not deserve public education in the U.S. . As a matter of fact, many people do not even want immigrants in this country. “According to the most recent data, there were more than 840,000 immigrant’s student in the United States, and more than 4.6 million English learners”. Also with that many immigrants children it is still a federal law that these children may be able to enroll into schools and receive an education. The USA could benefit by educating the children of illegal immigrants, even though many Americans do not agree. It is time that the children who will be educated, will be educated by tax payers dollars; however, many illegal immigrants quickly find employment and contribute to paying

People often say they have a choice, but in certain situations we don’t have the option due to our circumstances. For example, children don’t have an input on the choices their parents make and as an outcome their future can be effected. Over the years parents migrate to the United States bringing their children hoping for a better future and new opportunities. The children that come to this country aren’t aware of the laws being broken or the consequences of not being citizens of this country. As they grow older, being here illegally without a choice can cause conflicts while trying to build a career and provide a stable home for their families. Being in this country illegally creates many obstacles that they had to overcome due to the limited resources available. Luckily there are a few programs for young adults that provide a chance to succeed in this country and make them feel like this country is their home.

Verbal Aggression: This behavior consists of crying, screaming, and yelling. Functions cited as task avoidance, denied access, attention or without clear antecedent. Recently, Ray Marco was denied a preferred item (gummies) at the groceries. Ray Marco responded by screaming (high pitch), crying (with no tears).

You express anger the same way that they do. Adults fight back with weapons and violence. Children see it and repeat it. You may see others fighting on the street and walk right on by, ignoring the violence. Your child will see your reaction and ignore it as well. Instead of walking past, call the law and tell them what is going on. Tell them if there are weapons being used. Let your child see that you feel violence is not a good choice. You may talk to them about how the people fighting should have done things differently. Do the same when you are angry at another person. Instead of resorting to fists and weapons, walk away and cool off, then discuss the situation.

If you are attempting a difficult task, like assembling a furniture flatpack with french instructions would you like somebody to yell at you. I certainly hope not, but parents are putting kids in a similar situation on the sporting field every weekend.

It is common for parents and their children to have disagreements and to have arguments but sometimes these disagreements can turn into abuse. Children usually use violence to try to “control or bully them” (Parenting and Child Health, n.d.) This violence usually occurs when the child “frightens, threatens or physically hurts them. It can involve using abusive language, pushing, shoving, kicking, throwing things, or threatening with knives or other weapons” ((Parenting and Child Heathen’s.) Children may abuse their parents due to the normalization of that parent getting abused by the other parent within their household. The child may use the parent that abusing the other parent as a model for the way they should act towards their parent as well and justify their actions simply as something that they observed in their household. The violence that children commit against their parents affects that subsystem because it leaves it broken. There is a strain within the parent and child relationship that forms a direct result of constant conflict and abuse between the child and parent. Sometimes, in child-child relationships, an older sibling may become “more aggressive” with their younger sibling because of the abuse that they have witnessed and been exposed to. (Fantuzzo, Mohr, 1999) The children can become socialized by the parents to believe that

Yes, pushing, shoving, and all that are bullying, but words can hurt people too. Having a program that stops this kind of bullying might just be the thing to do.

Fans of the reality television show “19 Kids and Counting” have been waiting patiently for the latest news regarding Anna and Josh Duggar’s fourth child’s birth announcement. They can’t wait to get a glimpse of their new baby girl and are still waiting since Anna is already past her due date which was July 10. With all the tension in the air it seems strange that Anna would be late instead of early delivering this baby. Now more news is circulating regarding the latest photo of Jessa and Anna showing off their baby bumps. She Knows has shared a story on July 13 stating that sparks are flying from critics because Jessa is posing with Anna which to them seems unjustified since Jessa was one of Josh’s victims. Does one thing really have anything to do with the other?

Gerhardt declared that shouting may lead to stress and this can affect the development of the child’s brain (Thomas, 2009). I believe that shouting is an ineffective punishment for children and parents should support and praise their children, as it is more helpful for the child’s development. In my childhood I was always shouted at for the smallest mistakes. This made me feel isolated, angry and unloved by my parents. I expressed my emotions though shouting as it was the easiest thing to