Abstract The present paper explore the psychosocial variables associated with the parenting a child having special needs and a child having no special needs. Parenting a child with Autism spectrum disorder differs from parenting a child with Intellectual Disability. This both types of parenting differs totally from the parenting a typical child. This paper explains […]
The term “helicopter parenting” has recently become a reoccurring term used, especially in media and schools (Van Ingen et al., 2015, p. 8). Universities have brought helicopter parenting to the attention of many as the reason for college students having a difficult time transitioning into college. Practitioners, college administrators, and professors have become very concerned […]
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Let an Expert Do ItAs you walk into a party, you may have noticed that there are several different types of social groups, typically consisting people of similar personalities grouped together. There are those who quietly sit behind and observe everything, those who like to be at the center of attention and cracking up jokes and goofing around, and […]
All impose severe identity crisis and role restrictions even in knowledgeable parents.. In some conditions, as in the case of physical challenges, the child needs physical reassurance and support from the parents against those conditions of cognitive deficits in which the demands are always parent’s constant attention and feedback. As far as autism is concerned, […]
Parents are the first exposure to the world a child has, consequently, the style of parenting a person employs has a considerable impact on the child’s sense of self-worth. If a parent is overbearing a child may feel as if they don’t measure up to expectations; if the parent is too detached the child may […]
“In a study conducted in the Kavango region of Namibia by Musese (2018), teen motherhood was reported to be challenging due to the fact that most of the teen mothers are unemployed and still need to pursue their studies. In addition, De Vito (2010) points out that adolescent mothers feel frustrated with having to spend […]
Sexual coercion has become recognized as a widespread problem in the United States. Significant changes in social norms, legal approaches, and political sensitivity have occurred. This has made sexual coercion a frequent subject of research in recent years. The geographical focus of this problem has been on college campuses, and within that location, the main […]
Single Parenting has been known to history ever since the 17th century. Over 33% of children have lost one parent during their childhood throughout the centuries due to many factors. Single Parent families differ from families with two parents because only one parent decides how to run the household instead of two parents. So, Single […]
Ever wonder if boys and girls get parented differently? Answer to this is a most definite yes, but the problem is you may not realize the horrible effects of parenting based on gender. You may not realize it yet, but you will soon. In this essay, I will explain how parenting based on gender is […]
The Shaping of American Parenting (A step back in time) We need to know the past in order to understand the present and be able to help correct the future. Can you believe that child development and child psychology have only been around for the past 130 years? Prior to 1888, religious groups dominated people’s […]
Single parents are often turned down or used as a last resort when adopting a child. Many professionals as well as the general public think it is in the best interest of the child to grow up with a mother and father. This ideal is keeping children in foster care longer than necessary. Individuals have […]
All impose severe identity crisis and role restrictions even in knowledgeable parents.. In some conditions, as in the case of physical challenges, the child needs physical reassurance and support from the parents against those conditions of cognitive deficits in which the demands are always parent’s constant attention and feedback. As far as autism is concerned, […]
As adults we dream of having kids, but we know this comes with responsibilities. One phase we deal with is discipline how we are going to teach the child right from wrong. Some parents use love, moral ethics and values. Parents should discipline kids in a productive way like be the authoritative parent who provides […]
Many people in America are children of divorced families. It’s said that more than 16 million people in America have divorced and not remarried (Anderson, Taylor, & Logio, 2015, pg. 319). It’s no argument that divorce is detrimental to children. A study about children and their adjustment to divorce states that children might experience the […]
Journal #3 East study focuses on understanding how siblings caring for their teenage sisters child, would affect their development. The hypothesis of the study was that high involvement by a sibling in the caring of the teen mothers child,would be associated with permissive child bearing attitudes, poor school grades, and pessimistic school aspirations. Another hypothesis […]
Over the past couple years, researchers have declared the public awareness for the negative effects of child abuse by their parents which this factor plays an important role in the development of the child’s future. Abuse and neglect damage the psychological and mental health aspects of children who might suffer from these types of trauma […]
With the rise in teenage pregnancy, more teenagers are dropping out of school to care for their young. This creates an obstacle for teens, often leading to dropping out of school to take care of their child. However, in school daycares allow for the teen to stay in school and finish their education while they […]
The problem this study looks at is the mental health of children with separated parents compared to children who have both parents. More specifically, looking at the number of children who have anxiety in each category. The results will be compared to find out if there is a noticeable difference between the two. This study […]
Parental stress is when a parent always worries about whatever life will throw at them. Most parents try to keep their stress over their family and lives to themselves, in this paper we are going to discuss many stressors for parents. Stress generally refers to two things: the psychological perception of pressure, on the one […]
One public health issue that is a concern in the state of Georgia is teen pregnancy. According to the United Nations Statistics Division, teen pregnancies are associated with poor social and economic conditions and prospects. Intended pregnancies to young women in low-resource settings are of policy and public health relevance because of the risks associated […]
Since 1995, Hispanic teens have a higher number of teen pregnancies than any other cultural group in the United States (Wilkinson-Lee, 2006 pg 376). Latina teens are three times more likely to become teen mothers compared to African American or white adolescents (Jacobs, 2012). Studies have shown that pregnant Hispanic teens are more likely to […]
Abstract This paper details the influences and involvement of family members in clients with substance use disorders, and the importance of psychoeducation for family members of clients who struggle with addiction. Research studies mentioned will describe the influences on children (typically adolescents) from how parents approach and view substances, parents’ personal use of substances, parental […]
Adoption; when hear the word adoption, what comes to mind when you hear it. Some people think adoption is a good thing; others see it as bad. The way I see adoption, I see it as giving a child a better future. To better understand what adoption truly means, this essay will help paint a […]
The Sydney morning herald is a daily compact newspaper published by Fairfax media in Sydney, in Australia. It is the oldest newspaper that is continuously published in Australia and a national online news brand. It is published six days per week and it has a national coverage expect in some northern territories. John Fairfax purchased […]
How does poverty affect the people in the United states today? Poverty is currently affecting 16.3 percent of women, 13.8 of men, and 21 percent of all children in America. The highest poverty rate by race is found among Native Americans, which is 27.6 percent. African americans have 26.2 percent poverty and Hispanics having 23.4 […]
Suicide is a crucial problem worldwide – especially when it comes to adolescents. It is a subject that many do not wish to talk about, yet it is just as important as any other topic. “Suicide, as defined by the Centers for Disease and Control Prevention (CDC), is part of a broader class of behavior […]
“It has been long debated whether growing up as an only child can impact the academic prospects and psychological adjustment as an adolescent. Through empirical research and data analysis, the performance of singletons is measured through educational expectations, grades, and homework along with psychological distress, susceptibility to negative peer pressure, and problem behaviors. These variables […]
One of the key areas of concern in risk-taking behaviors that are common in adolescence is sexual health. Juntunen and Schwartz (2016) suggest that “there are four aspects of family life that influence an adolescent’s sexual heath: family structure, family connectedness, parental monitoring, and parent’s attitudes about sex (Wight and Fullerton, 2013).” For example, positive […]
“Adoption Statistics” page found on the adoption network center website stated, “Around 140,000 children are adopted by American families each year”. Adoption is becoming more widely accepted as a mode of creating a family, or bring a child in to someone’s life as seen by the statistic above there are numerous children who get to […]
“The University of Arizona elaborates on the topic of autonomy, “Responsibility and independence are developed through the gradual expansion of freedom, along with the connection between children’s actions and appropriate consequences, provides children with opportunities to develop independence and responsibility for their lives.” Kids learn vital life lessons by experiencing the consequences of their action, […]
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