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    Have you ever heard of Wolf -Hirschhorn syndrome? Odds are you haven’t, considering that only around 1 out of 50,000 children have it. This rare condition may seem like it is unimportant and small, but people who have it may suffer from Delayed growth, Seizures, Intellectual disability, and Muscle weakness. Since there is no cure this drastically affects the person until the end of their life. During pregnancy while undergoing routine checkups in the first trimester a doctor can diagnose…

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    Frankenstein is a gothic fiction novel that follows the creature, Victor Frankenstein, and the creation, the creature. Many different characters including the main protagonist and antagonist bring up. The author, Mary Shelley uses the absence or lack of parental instruction to reveal how childhood innocence can be dramatically changed and affect their future decisions o who they choose to be. Victor was part of a wealthy Swiss family who treated him as ““...an object of their love, not a…

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    could put her children in such a volatile situation in which they were physically assaulted and at-risk for being removed from her custody. However, I also understand the reasons why Regan Martin chose not leave. Unfortunately, regardless of the charges pending against Samolis, his parental rights to their two sons were still intact. This meant that, in order for her to avoid kidnapping charges, he would need to grant her permission to take their sons out of state, which he did not do. She was…

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    toddler who throws himself on the ground while screaming that they don’t like you. There is something to be said for the day the stars align and you receive your first parenting payday. Endearing words uttered by your teen as he spreads his wings to leave the nest has a tendency to make your eyes…

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    Violence in a media driven world Thinking back to when I was younger I can remember all of my friends parents setting up parental control options on their televisions, restricting what shows, movies, and video games their children had access to. Parents were and still are concerned about how violence in media could affect their children. We briefly discussed this topic in class when we learned about Banduras BoBo doll. I picked this topic because when I was a kid my parents didn’t have many…

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    self-regulating, which is expected as we transition from our childhood into adulthood. “ To help children and adolescents reach their full potential, an important parental role is to be an effective manager, one who finds information, makes contacts, helps structure choices, and provides guidance.” At this point in life it teens begin to feel that parental guidance is no longer…

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    A person’s right to their body has been an issue often debated throughout human history. Some examples of body right struggles include body snatching, organ harvesting, legal kidnapping, and abortion. In a novel by Neal Shusterman entitled Unwind, the repurposing of human teenagers is decided by their parents or legal guardians. Unwind exemplifies how an individual’s “right” to their body is determined by others. Unwind exaggerates and expands the issues society faces today about body right…

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    eventually leave their parents. However, the researchers see the flip side of the problem. They find that parental divorce is a big emotional impact for young adults. At this age, teenagers are learning how to establish a genuine friendship. But the divorce of their parents makes them doubt the value of trust, loyalty and love. Later, as adults, they may not want to build intimate relationships. According to The Teenage Mind, the saying “I went into marriage knowing I could leave” leaves a…

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    III. Family separation impacts the children’s behavior and personality. Children suffer tremendously when there is a rupture in a family; as Amato states, “As family roles, relationships, and circumstances change children often tend to be depressed, anxious, angry, demanding and noncompliant, and experience a drop in school performance” (qtd. In Stadelman 93). Furthermore, the following scenes reflect the mother’s absence impact children’s behavior in the films reviewed. Instructions not…

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    demands? Do your children know how to pray? Does your family have an icon corner and meet regularly for prayer? Academic and social pressure Do your children behave while in school? Have you expressed to your children and impressed upon them that the parental authority has been delegated to teachers? Do your children come to you to help them finish homework? Do you find you 're spending your evenings doing your children 's homework for them? How important are grades to you? Why? What pressures…

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