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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Child discipline | | | |  Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Spanking - ControversySpanking — like corporal punishment in general — is a hotly debated social issue in many countries. Questions exist as to whether children should be spanked (see the sections below), whether it is an effective method of discipline (and if so how it is best done, see above), and whether or at what point it constitutes child abuse. Most of the points mentioned apply more generally to most or all forms of physical punishment.
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See also:Spanking, Spanking - Linguistics, Spanking - What and how, Spanking - Definitions, Spanking - Scope of punitive use, Spanking - Position, Spanking - Procedure, Spanking - Controversy, Spanking - Arguments for spanking, Spanking - Arguments against spanking, Spanking - Alternatives to spanking, Spanking - Minimal use of spanking, Spanking - Other criticisms and questions about spanking, Spanking - The legal situation, Spanking - Non-punitive & Voluntary spankings, Spanking - Folkloristic spanking traditions, Spanking - Recreational context, Spanking - Spanking therapy, Spanking - Adult Spanking, Spanking - Footnotes Read more here: » Spanking: Encyclopedia II - Spanking - Controversy |
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| | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Spanking - Controversy Spanking — like corporal punishment in general — is a hotly debated social issue in many countries. Questions exist as to whether children should be spanked (see the sections below), whether it is an effective method of discipline (and if so how it is best done, see above), and whether or at what point it constitutes child abuse. Most of the points mentioned apply more generally to most or all forms of physical punishment.
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See also:Spanking, Spanking - Etymology, Spanking - What and how, Spanking - Definitions, Spanking - Scope of punitive use, Spanking - Position, Spanking - Procedure, Spanking - Controversy, Spanking - Arguments for spanking, Spanking - Arguments against spanking, Spanking - Alternatives to spanking, Spanking - Minimal use of spanking, Spanking - Other criticisms and questions about spanking, Spanking - The legal situation, Spanking - Non-punitive spankings, Spanking - Folkloristic spanking traditions, Spanking - Recreational context, Spanking - Spanking Therapy Read more here: » Spanking: Encyclopedia II - Spanking - Controversy |
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| | | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Ben Cayetano - Early Years Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, Cayetano was estranged from his mother at a young age. Cayetano was raised by his father in Kalihi, an ethnic Filipino neighborhood west of Downtown Honolulu. He would grow up as a latchkey child. In Kalihi, he attended Wallace Rider Farrington High School, a public school aptly known locally as "Home of the Governors" as its buildings were named after several early Hawaii statesmen. The school was only a few blocks from his home. Cayetano received poor grades throughout his years at Farrington and was often disciplined by his teachers and counselors. He b ...
See also:Ben Cayetano, Ben Cayetano - Early Years, Ben Cayetano - Legislative Career, Ben Cayetano - Lieutenant Governor, Ben Cayetano - Cayetano Administration, Ben Cayetano - Miscellaneous, Ben Cayetano - Sources Read more here: » Ben Cayetano: Encyclopedia II - Ben Cayetano - Early Years |
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| | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Erich Mühsam - Biography
Erich Mühsam - Early life: 1878-1900.
The third child born to Siegfried Seligmann Mühsam, a middle-class Jewish pharmacist, Erich Mühsam was born in Berlin on 6 April 1878. Soon after, the family would move to the city of Lübeck.
Mühsam was educated at the Katharineum-Gymnasium in Lübeck, a school known for its authoritarian discipline and corporal punishment which served as the model for several of the settings in Thomas Mann's novel Buddenbrooks (1901). The young student Erich, who was by hi ...
See also:Erich Mühsam, Erich Mühsam - Biography, Erich Mühsam - Early life: 1878-1900, Erich Mühsam - Poet Writer Anarchist: 1900-1918, Erich Mühsam - The Weimar Years: 1918-1933, Erich Mühsam - Arrest and Death, Erich Mühsam - Works, Erich Mühsam - Books, Erich Mühsam - Plays, Erich Mühsam - Poetry, Erich Mühsam - Journals and Periodicals, Erich Mühsam - Related Links Read more here: » Erich Mühsam: Encyclopedia II - Erich Mühsam - Biography |
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| | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Psychohistory - Description Psychohistory derives many of its insights from areas that are perceived to be ignored by conventional historians as shaping factors of human history; in particular, the effects of childbirth, parenting practice and child abuse. The historical impact of incest, infanticide, and child sacrifice are considered. Psychohistory holds that human societies can change between infanticidal and non-infanticidal practices and has coined the term 'early infanticidal childrearing' to describe abuse ...
See also:Psychohistory, Psychohistory - Description, Psychohistory - Areas of Psychohistorical Study, Psychohistory - Emergence as a Discipline, Psychohistory - Independence as a Discipline, Psychohistory - Organisations and Centers of Study, Psychohistory - Notable psychohistorians, Psychohistory - Compare with Read more here: » Psychohistory: Encyclopedia II - Psychohistory - Description |
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| | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Implications of the scandal
Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Celibacy and the scandal.
Critics have suggested that the discipline of celibacy in the Catholic priesthood offers a means by which priests with sexual urges that are aimed towards children rather than adults can hide those tendencies, their lack of sexual feelings towards adults being unnoticeable in a completely unmarried clergy. There have been suggestions that child molesters deliberately enter the Catholic clergy due to the "cover" its celibacy provides, and due to t ...
See also:Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Threefold allegations, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Abuse in the community, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Abuse in institutions, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Flawed policies, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Abusers moved from location to location, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Failure to report criminal acts to police, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Allegations of systematic plots to conceal evidence, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Payments to victims, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Implications of the scandal, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Celibacy and the scandal, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Seminary training, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Other Catholic teachings practices, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Episcopal resignations, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Bankruptcy, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Ferns Inquiry 2005, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Forth-coming Dublin Inquiry and Irish Parliamentary comment, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Footnotes, Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Additional reading Read more here: » Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal: Encyclopedia II - Roman Catholic Church sex abuse scandal - Implications of the scandal |
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| | | | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Parenting - Aspects of parenting
Parenting - Parenting Methods and Practices.
Parenting may involve praise, but it also involves punishment. Some parents no longer consider spanking a necessary punishment. The term "child training" implies a specific type of parenting that focuses on holistic understanding of the child. The "Taking Children Seriously" philosophy sees both praise and punishment as manipulative and harmful to the child and seeks other way to reach agreement with them. The term "attachment parenting" seeks to create strong emotiona ...
See also:Parenting, Parenting - Aspects of parenting, Parenting - Parenting Methods and Practices, Parenting - Pregnancy and the early years, Parenting - During infancy, Parenting - Common areas many parents look to address during infancy, Parenting - School years, Parenting - Assistance, Parenting - Observers, Parenting - Parenting assessment Read more here: » Parenting: Encyclopedia II - Parenting - Aspects of parenting |
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| | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Attachment parenting - History Attachment parenting describes a parenting approach rooted in attachment theory. The infant has a tendency to seek closeness to another person and feel secure when that person is present. In comparison, Sigmund Freud proposed that attachment was a consequence of the need to satisfy various drives. In attachment theory, children attach to their parents because they are social beings, not just because they need other people to satisfy drives. ...
See also:Attachment parenting, Attachment parenting - History, Attachment parenting - Dr. Sears' Eight Ideals of Attachment Parenting, Attachment parenting - Attachment Parenting and Childcare, Attachment parenting - Attachment Parenting and Discipline, Attachment parenting - Criticisms of attachment parenting, Attachment parenting - Response to criticisms, Attachment parenting - Relevant publications Read more here: » Attachment parenting: Encyclopedia II - Attachment parenting - History |
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| | | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Parenting - Observers Benjamin Spock was an authority on parenting to a generation of North American parents. A current authority is T. Berry Brazelton, the founder of the Child Development Unit at Children's Hospital, Boston, and Professor of Pediatrics Emeritus at Harvard Medical School.
Also see James Dobson
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See also:Parenting, Parenting - Aspects of parenting, Parenting - Parenting Methods and Practices, Parenting - Pregnancy and the early years, Parenting - During infancy, Parenting - Common areas many parents look to address during infancy, Parenting - School years, Parenting - Assistance, Parenting - Observers, Parenting - Parenting assessment Read more here: » Parenting: Encyclopedia II - Parenting - Observers |
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| | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Ageplay - Sexual ageplay Sexual Ageplay is a type of sexual roleplay which, because of its dominance and submission aspects, is considered a form of BDSM. It may be referred to as edgeplay because of its level of social acceptability; such roleplay may involve (fictional) incest, and a common reaction is to associate child roleplaying in a sexual situation with pedophilia. Most sexual ageplayers resent any association with pedophilia, and claim that neither party is encouraged to believe there is a real child involved, and that it involves two consenting adults with one expressing the a ...
See also:Ageplay, Ageplay - Regressive ageplay, Ageplay - Reparenting, Ageplay - Ageplay roles, Ageplay - Inner child therapy, Ageplay - Sexual ageplay Read more here: » Ageplay: Encyclopedia II - Ageplay - Sexual ageplay |
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| | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Psychohistory - Emergence as a Discipline Sigmund Freud is probably most qualified to be described as the inventor of the field, since his works, such as Civilization and Its Discontents (1929), often included historical analysis supported by his theories of psychoanalysis.
The psychologist and philosopher Erich Fromm wrote on the psychological motivation behind political ideology, stating with The Fear of Freedom in 1941.
The actual term "psychohistory" was coined by Isaac Asimov in his Foundation Trilogy universe (1951 onwards), as the name for a fictional science able to mathematically predict the beh ...
See also:Psychohistory, Psychohistory - Description, Psychohistory - Areas of Psychohistorical Study, Psychohistory - Emergence as a Discipline, Psychohistory - Independence as a Discipline, Psychohistory - Organisations and Centers of Study, Psychohistory - Notable psychohistorians, Psychohistory - Compare with Read more here: » Psychohistory: Encyclopedia II - Psychohistory - Emergence as a Discipline |
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| | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Psychohistory - Independence as a Discipline Lloyd deMause and others have argued that psychohistory is a field of scientific inquiry with its own peculiar methods, objectives and theories and that it is separate from history and anthropology. Some historians, social scientists and anthropologists have, however, argued that their disciplines already describe psychological motivation and that Psychohistory is not, therefore, a separate subject.
Others have dismissed deMause's theories and motives arguing that the emphasis given by Psychohistory to speculation on the psychological ...
See also:Psychohistory, Psychohistory - Description, Psychohistory - Areas of Psychohistorical Study, Psychohistory - Emergence as a Discipline, Psychohistory - Independence as a Discipline, Psychohistory - Organisations and Centers of Study, Psychohistory - Notable psychohistorians, Psychohistory - Compare with Read more here: » Psychohistory: Encyclopedia II - Psychohistory - Independence as a Discipline |
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| | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Parenting - Pregnancy and the early years During pregnancy the unborn child is affected by many decisions his or her parents make, particularly choices linked to their lifestyle. The health and diet decisions of the mother can have either a positive or negative impact on the child.
Parenting - During infancy.
Specific care includes:
Touching, holding, playing, stimulating and interacting with the child.
Providing food and drink, and in the case of younger children, the process of feeding or helping with that.
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See also:Parenting, Parenting - Aspects of parenting, Parenting - Parenting Methods and Practices, Parenting - Pregnancy and the early years, Parenting - During infancy, Parenting - Common areas many parents look to address during infancy, Parenting - School years, Parenting - Assistance, Parenting - Observers, Parenting - Parenting assessment Read more here: » Parenting: Encyclopedia II - Parenting - Pregnancy and the early years |
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| | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Parenting - Parenting assessment There are several parent self-report measures that have been developed for use by clinicians and researchers to assess parenting, such as the Parenting Stress Index (PSI; Abidin, 1995) and Adult-Adolescent Parenting Inventory (AAPI; Bavolek, 1984). Parenting measures can also be observational, such as the Parent-Child Interaction Assessment-II (PCIA-II; Holigrocki, Kaminski, & Frieswyk, 1999).
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Abidin, R. (1995). Parenting Stress Index: Professional Manual. 3rd Ed. Lutz, FL: Psychological Assessment Resourc ...
See also:Parenting, Parenting - Aspects of parenting, Parenting - Parenting Methods and Practices, Parenting - Pregnancy and the early years, Parenting - During infancy, Parenting - Common areas many parents look to address during infancy, Parenting - School years, Parenting - Assistance, Parenting - Observers, Parenting - Parenting assessment Read more here: » Parenting: Encyclopedia II - Parenting - Parenting assessment |
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| | | | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Early childhood education - Child care centers Facilities that offer full-day children's programs are often called child care centers. The focus of most of these centers is to provide a safe and secure environment where children can gain the education and experience they will need to build a strong foundation for years to come. The care is designed to meet the child's basic nutrition, health, and safety needs. The curriculum emphasizes the whole child including his or her social, emotional, cognitive, and physical needs. Most child care centers open early in the morning (as early as 6:00 ...
See also:Early childhood education, Early childhood education - What is Early Childhood Education?, Early childhood education - Child development, Early childhood education - Job Possibilities, Early childhood education - Child care centers, Early childhood education - Education, Early childhood education - Pedagogy, Early childhood education - Important Early Childhood Education Resources, Early childhood education - Links Read more here: » Early childhood education: Encyclopedia II - Early childhood education - Child care centers |
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| | | | | Child discipline: Encyclopedia II - Early childhood education - Child care centers Facilities that offer full-day children's programs are often called child care centers. The focus of most of these centers is to provide a safe and secure environment where children can gain the education and experience they will need to build a strong foundation for years to come. The care is designed to meet the child's basic nutrition, health, and safety needs. The curriculum emphasizes the whole child including his or her social, emotional, cognitive, and physical needs. Most child care centers open early in the morning (as early as 6:00 ...
See also:Early childhood education, Early childhood education - What is Early Childhood Education?, Early childhood education - Child development, Early childhood education - Job Possibilities, Early childhood education - Child care centers, Early childhood education - Education, Early childhood education - Pedagogy, Early childhood education - Important Early Childhood Education Resources Read more here: » Early childhood education: Encyclopedia II - Early childhood education - Child care centers |
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