In, “Training Young Brains to Behave,” writer Benedict Carey attempts to persuade readers that teaching children self control will positively impact their success in the future . He builds on his claim effectively by using ethos and logos. Carey starts his article by writing about the difficulties of raising children. He write about the different difficulties coming at different ages. Starting with sleep deprivation, to thought deprivation, Carey gives every reader an idea. He follows these ideas with information about how the brain develops in a child. In his article, Carey provides facts from trusted resources and scientists. He uses a lot of science to support his claim, which can be known as logos. Throughout
