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    The children that became child soldiers got told that they would be treated well and treated way better than they would be by their parents but they got lied to and treated way worse. Although some of the kids had a option to become a child soldier, child soldiers should be granted amnesty because, everyone got traumatized from what happened that when they get out of this situation they won’t do it again and they were rather forced or manipulated into becoming a child soldier. One reason to…

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    Violence In Superheroes

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    In every superhero movie, it comes with violence. Needing to take care of the world is what comes first to every superhero known to man. Every great responsibility comes with a burden, and in this case it is the violence that they need to preform. In todays society every child looks up to someone, and most of them look up to superheroes. With a child seeing that in order to protect someone you need to be physical they are going to grow up thinking that, that is okay when it is not. Superheroes…

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    Shame punishments is like double edged swords. One side of the blade is already sharp enough to kill the victim, that it is not necessary for the other. There is only need for one blade in which one can learn from and make it out in one piece. While the acts of wrongdoing are already enough, the punishments that include shaming should not be encouraged within societies. Humiliating someone is just lowering to their standards. Humiliation tears apart one’s love for themselves and kills their…

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    It's On Us Katz Analysis

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    For my second outside experience I got the opportunity to attend Dr. Jackson Katz’s lecture, presented as part of Miami’s “It’s On Us” week. Focusing predominantly on the need for a focal shift in the context of gender violence, much of his talk centered around domestic violence and power imbalances, both within relationships and in a broader societal sense. The themes of domestic violence tie directly in with topics discussed in chapter five, centering around rape, coercion within a romantic…

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    Psych 211 – Parenting questions The development and psychological growth of children are highly dependent on the parenting skills executed by the child’s parents or caregiver. The parenting styles play a prominent role in development and have tremendously changed throughout the years. In each generation, the parenting styles vary due to increased research, technology updates, and different policies resulting in positive or negative outcomes. For this assignment, I interviewed my grandma who…

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    Repeat Offenders

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    and many critics of parents, they could be met with disapproval or praise as well. A concern of the action of spanking a child is the risk of long term effects such as depression, aggression and/or lack or too much empathy. Just as the risks of punishment pose, being passive has its own risks as well. Negative behaviors such as aggression, sense of self-entitlement and manipulation could be developed if a parent dismisses or allows a child to do as they…

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    One behavior of children most adults consider being inappropriate is biting. Webster dictionary defines biting as causing sharp pain or stinging discomfort to. Zero to Three National Center for infants, toddlers, and families gives many reasons as to why a child may bite. Lack of language skills, overwhelmed by sounds, experimenting, and teething are leading reasons children tend to bite. There are also a number of remedies or approaches to help a child with the problem of biting. The…

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    and loving, with spanking only a very minor part of childhood: ‘It helped me. It set me straight when I wasn’t listening to words.’” (Hanes, 2014, Pg.1) The Daily Toreador at Texas Tech University also writes, “When dealing with children, physical punishment is sometimes necessary to teach right from wrong. Probably like most of us, I was spanked as a child and quickly corrected my actions. Simply being admonished not to do something, I probably did it anyway. Scolding is an ineffective way to…

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    Rhetorical strategies to persuade readers Does every parent need to discipline their children for misbehaving? Even after their punishment, the child may learn, but, not in a positive way. Now, why won’t they learn positively you might ask? Perhaps they didn’t have enough discipline and will need even more? That’s not it; you might just be wrong by disciplining your child. Doing something negative to your child won’t have a positive effect according to an author. The one particular author in…

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    Parents Spank Kids

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    their kids further apart. That is why some parents do not hit their kids. They want them to feel loved. However, if they do hit them, the child might think they don’t love or care for them. There is more information to back this up. “ Physical punishment give the message that hitting is appropriate way to express feeling and to solve problem” ( “Ten reasons not to hit your kids” paragraph 10). This piece of evidence shows that parents think that hitting kids makes them think physical anger is…

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