Observation #3: Movie Review Child Development Applications:
The first clip I watched was about a teenage boy named Christian going through depression and learning how to deal with this difficult situation. The teenager's dad also experienced this heartbreaking situation; unfortunately the dad could have been a better father while his son was needing help. If we look at Intellectual development in Piaget's theory about Concrete operations stage it says that it lasts from the age of seven until about pre-teen. "Reversibility of thought, for example, a dad is a man, but not all men are dads."(Child Development book pg.73) this means just because you have a dad it doesn't necessarily mean he takes care of, understands you or guides you to …show more content…
Men and women approach differently in making moral decisions, men tend to take action immediately without thinking of the consequence and women favor personal responsibility toward others, women think before they act a certain way(Child Development book pg. 89). That explains why Jesse behaves this way, when he was called names he didn't like he immediately took action and believed that it was correct to act violent because someone was hurting him first and that made it fair. His mother explains that Jesse is angry maybe because he doesn't like the way his life is going and that he hates it. Additionally, Jesse felt that he didn't fit the crowd of people he was surrounded by because of the way he dressed and how he behaved with them. On the other hand, his father left his side by the age of three and ever since he hasn't seen him. His causes of violence; poorly adapted temperament, social reaction and social and emotional issues are factors that influenced his unpleasant decisions. We all are born to need something suggested by Konrad Lorenz's theory of bonding; if the process doesn't occur then it is not efficient and there will not be a good development. Jesse needed a man who could guide him and be there through this challenging moment of his life, and he had the sheriff and his counselor as his role models and people he could go to when he needed
The first clip I watched was about a teenage boy named Christian going through depression and learning how to deal with this difficult situation. The teenager's dad also experienced this heartbreaking situation; unfortunately the dad could have been a better father while his son was needing help. If we look at Intellectual development in Piaget's theory about Concrete operations stage it says that it lasts from the age of seven until about pre-teen. "Reversibility of thought, for example, a dad is a man, but not all men are dads."(Child Development book pg.73) this means just because you have a dad it doesn't necessarily mean he takes care of, understands you or guides you to …show more content…
Men and women approach differently in making moral decisions, men tend to take action immediately without thinking of the consequence and women favor personal responsibility toward others, women think before they act a certain way(Child Development book pg. 89). That explains why Jesse behaves this way, when he was called names he didn't like he immediately took action and believed that it was correct to act violent because someone was hurting him first and that made it fair. His mother explains that Jesse is angry maybe because he doesn't like the way his life is going and that he hates it. Additionally, Jesse felt that he didn't fit the crowd of people he was surrounded by because of the way he dressed and how he behaved with them. On the other hand, his father left his side by the age of three and ever since he hasn't seen him. His causes of violence; poorly adapted temperament, social reaction and social and emotional issues are factors that influenced his unpleasant decisions. We all are born to need something suggested by Konrad Lorenz's theory of bonding; if the process doesn't occur then it is not efficient and there will not be a good development. Jesse needed a man who could guide him and be there through this challenging moment of his life, and he had the sheriff and his counselor as his role models and people he could go to when he needed