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Most adults in the story typhoid fever attempt to make Frankie behave by doing what?
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Why is it that university students are expected to behave like adults?
They are expected to act like adults as almost all are legal adults (18 years and over).
How do children behave in Lebanon?
Children (and adults) behave the same all over the world - some are good, some are bad and some ore so-so.
Why do adults tattle?
Adults understand that in order to deal with the real world, a person must know what is real. We must know the truth if we are to behave with wisdom and intelligence. An adult who sees that another adult has been misled will inform that adult so that he/she may avoid serious mistakes and behave with wisdom and intelligence.
What is the strange situation paradigm?
It is one of the terminology used in psychology. It describes how adults or kids behave in a reunion ,a family or other's.
Why do your friends and family expect you to be a man if you like to watch cartoons?
Probably because you can still grow up and yet watch cartoons. Many adults like cartoons and still behave like adults.
A researcher wants to find out if adults who watch violent television shows will behave more aggressively Name the dependent variable?
Aggressively
Why do children need to be respected as individuals?
Adults are at their best behavior when treated with kindness, patience and understanding; however, it is presumed that children behave best when threatened, punished and humiliated. Actually, there is no difference between how parents and adults behave. Everybody behaves as they are treated. Raise Savvy Kids Support @ raisesavvykids.com
Why do high school teachers expect students to behave like adults?
I guess it's for preparation for the future, I don't think it works personally
Why is it important how adults behave in front of children?
Adults' behavior in front of children is important because children learn by observing and imitating their caregivers. Adults who demonstrate positive behaviors such as respect, kindness, and empathy can inspire children to develop these qualities. On the other hand, negative behaviors such as aggression or disrespect can have a detrimental impact on the emotional, social, and cognitive development of children. Therefore, adults' behavior serves as a model for children and can significantly shape their values, attitudes, and overall well-being.
How were children expected to behave in the 1600?
Right up until the 1960s most good parenting skills taught the child to be seen and not heard. In other words, the parents were strict and expected their children to behave or they would be punished.
Why do people assume that 16 year olds are young adults?
By "young adult," they're actually just trying to get you to act like an adult. They're not saying that you are, but are trying to encourage you to behave as such.
What does 'take the low road' mean?
It means to attempt victory in a conflict or dispute by means of dishonorable behavior. The opposite, "take the high road" means to behave honorably in like circumstances.
