Everybody has or knows somebody in jail. It’s becoming a problem for all citizens ranging from all ages. The incarceration rate in this country is increasing dramatically. Soon, almost every family will have at least one member in prison. According to E. Mosely in the article “Children of Parents in Prison Impacted,” 7.3 million children have at least one parent in prison and of those 7.3 million children, 70% of them are likely to follow in their parents footstep at some point in their lives. Now we all know we have a problem, but we got fix it or its going to dramatically affect our children. The first step to fixing it, is realizing that there is a problem.
Did you know that the United States has the most incarcerated people in the world? …show more content…
How many of those have more than one kid. 70% of those are likely to end in prison. According to k. Alison in the article “EFFECTS OF PARENTAL INCARCERATION ON YOUNG CHILDREN” Said,” Gender of parent is a major factor in patterns of incarceration; fathers account for 90% of incarcerated parents,” Now imagine how many single mother there are trying to raise a child on their own. Now in order for a family to be successful, both parents must be present. The father is the authority figure and the mother’s the compassionate figure. Now without the father, the child will most likely be a delinquent and without the mother; the child will most likely be a future serial killer. According to the article called Psychology of a serial killer states that Infancy is one of the most significant stages in the development of the human. Emotionally, infancy is crucial to the proper development of the adult personality (Vronsky 2004). The first twelve months are especially critical to the development of emotions such as remorse and affection. If a child does not receive adequate attention and physical touch during this time period they may suffer substantial personality disorders in the future (Canter 2005). In fact, there may be signs that the child has a psychopathic personality by the age of 2 (Vronsky 2004). The infant develops a sense of only itself. This is indicated by the absence of a range of emotions such as sympathy, remorse,
Did you know that the United States has the most incarcerated people in the world? …show more content…
How many of those have more than one kid. 70% of those are likely to end in prison. According to k. Alison in the article “EFFECTS OF PARENTAL INCARCERATION ON YOUNG CHILDREN” Said,” Gender of parent is a major factor in patterns of incarceration; fathers account for 90% of incarcerated parents,” Now imagine how many single mother there are trying to raise a child on their own. Now in order for a family to be successful, both parents must be present. The father is the authority figure and the mother’s the compassionate figure. Now without the father, the child will most likely be a delinquent and without the mother; the child will most likely be a future serial killer. According to the article called Psychology of a serial killer states that Infancy is one of the most significant stages in the development of the human. Emotionally, infancy is crucial to the proper development of the adult personality (Vronsky 2004). The first twelve months are especially critical to the development of emotions such as remorse and affection. If a child does not receive adequate attention and physical touch during this time period they may suffer substantial personality disorders in the future (Canter 2005). In fact, there may be signs that the child has a psychopathic personality by the age of 2 (Vronsky 2004). The infant develops a sense of only itself. This is indicated by the absence of a range of emotions such as sympathy, remorse,