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Why do children stay out of trouble in more affluent neighborhoods?
There aren't poor criminals around who would tempt or manipulate the kids to do crime. Kids in affluent neighborhoods get into trouble though, not just any serious trouble like breaking the law.
What has the author John Chaffee written?
John Chaffee has written: 'Critical Thinking' 'Thinking Critically' 'The Thinker's Way' 'Thinking Thru Writing' 'Instructor's manual--Thinking critically' 'Administrators ... champions of children' -- subject(s): AASA Advisory Commission on Advocacy for Children and Youth, American Association of School Administrators, Children's rights, School administrators
It has schools but no children Roads but no cars Lakes but no water And neighborhoods but no yards?
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Who was the sociologist who studied feral children including Isabelle who was found with her deaf and mute mother in an attic in 1938?
The sociologist who studied feral children, including Isabelle, was Harlan Lane. Isabelle was discovered in 1938 with her deaf and mute mother in an attic in California. Harlan Lane conducted research on her development and language acquisition after she was rescued.
What sociologist tried to establish a juvenile court system?
Jane Addams was the sociologist that tried to establish a juvenile court system. She did not feel that children that were accused of crimes should be dealt with in the same manner as adult criminals.
What child rearing practices?
Child rearing practices are things parents can do to help raise great children. Many psychologist and sociologist have developed techniques that work with children.
Who were constant targets of anti-black mobs?
Black buildings and neighborhoods Black politicians Black women and children
How many children does Teodor Shanin have?
Teodor Shanin had three children. He was a prominent sociologist and scholar known for his work on peasant societies and development. His family life was an important aspect of his personal history, but specific details about his children are not widely publicized.
Who are the main people in early childhood education?
The main people in early childhood education are teachers, parents, and administrators. Teachers work directly with children to facilitate their learning and development. Parents play a crucial role in supporting their children's education at home and in the community. Administrators oversee and manage early childhood education programs and institutions.
Which sociologist suggested that during the second stage of development children become capable of assuming the perspective of another and are thereby able to respond from that imagined viewpoint?
The sociologist who suggested this idea is Lawrence Kohlberg. He proposed that during the second stage of his theory of moral development, children develop the ability to take another person's perspective and consider how others might feel or think.
Chancery courts usually focused on the protecting the property rights and welfare of which children?
more affluent minor Intro To Criminal Justice, eleventh edition page 575
How are the children of working class parents affected when they have the opportunity to go to grammar school and socialise with other middle-class children whos parents are affluent and professionals?
Some children might feel inferior and develop feelings of depression. However, generally children adjust well and enjoy the opportunity to interact with children from different backgrounds.
