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kaylee_td · Answer

I can try to help :D

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is this what there askingModule Five: Discussion Questions

1 Who is someone that you feel you have a positive relationship with? What role do you think openness and truthfulness have in making this relationship positive?

 Someone that I feel I have a positive relationship with is my grandma Donna.
 The reason I feel I have a positive relationship with her is because not only is she always there for me but I feel as if I could go to her for anything no matter what the situation is. She is always understanding and willing to listen. Truthfulness plays a part in our open relationship because I know I have to be 100% truthful with her and she will always love me for who I am. 

2 What effects do you think the various types of media (TV, Internet, newspapers, Facebook, etc…) have on your own life and your family? Do you think the overall effect is negative or positive? How can parents reduce the negative effects? 

I believe the various types of media can affect my family in a negative way because of all the bad news on television causes my parents to worry and not allow me to go out and all the bad language on television is bad for young children, such as my three year old cousin. My cousin is at the age now that she repeats everything she hears and sees. She hears someone using inappropriate language on TV and she thinks its okay for her to say it. I believe that the overall effect of social Medias are negative because you never hear anything positive on them. Parents can reduce the negative effects by monitoring their children and what they hear and see.

kaylee_td · Answer

Correction for #1:
"is my grandma, Donna."

Other than that, Your reasoning is overall correct. :) Great job :)

kaylee_td · Answer

Hope that helps :)

anonymous · Answer

like is te second on good or bad?

kaylee_td · Answer

Yes! the second one is fantastic! You use actual facts in your personal life! Which makes the answer even better!

anonymous · Answer

I believe the various types of media can affect my family in a negative way because of all the bad news on television causes my parents to worry and not allow me to go out and all the bad language on television is bad for young children, such as my little sister emma she hears someone using inappropriate language on TV and she thinks its okay for her to say it
. I believe that the overall effect of social Medias are negative because you never hear anything positive on them. Parents can reduce the negative effects by monitoring their children and what they hear and see.  is this good or bad

kaylee_td · Answer

My answer above specifically says "the second one is fantastic!" So yes it is good.....

anonymous · Answer

@taylor12344 whos your parenting skills teacher?

anonymous · Answer

MRS HOLLY
STEVENSON

anonymous · Answer

omg no way i have the same exact teacher

anonymous · Answer

REALLY THATS SO COOL I LOVE HER CLASS DO U ?

anonymous · Answer

ehhhhhh lol......... could you help me with some of her assingments?

anonymous · Answer

WHAT IS THE MODULE AND WHAT NUMBER ARE U ON ?

anonymous · Answer

segment 1#3,7,8,11 and beyond

anonymous · Answer

Ashley De Jesus	 AND IM ONLY ON MODULE 5

anonymous · Answer

ill love you so much if u can help me with anything you can

anonymous · Answer

GIVE ME ALL THE 1 3 5 MODULES

anonymous · Answer

huh?

anonymous · Answer

TELL ME WHAT U NEED HELP WITH

anonymous · Answer

Who is someone that you feel you have a positive relationship with? What role do you think openness and truthfulness have in making this relationship positive? 

Someone that I feel I have a positive relationship with is my grandma, Donna. 
The reason I feel I have a positive relationship with her is because not only is she always there for me but I feel as if I could go to her for anything no matter what the situation is. She is always understanding and willing to listen. Truthfulness plays a part in our open relationship because I know I have to be 100% truthful with her and she will always love me for who I am. 

2 What effects do you think the various types of media (TV, Internet, newspapers, Facebook, etc…) have on your own life and your family? Do you think the overall effect is negative or positive? How can parents reduce the negative effects? 

I believe the various types of media can affect my family in a negative way because of all the bad news on television causes my parents to worry and not allow me to go out. Also, all of the bad language on television is bad for young children, such as my little sister Emma. She will hear someone using inappropriate language on TV and then she will think its okay for her to say it. I believe that the overall effect of social medias are negative because you never hear anything positive on them. Parents can reduce the negative effects by monitoring their children and what they hear and see.IS THIS GOOD ?

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

and yea thats good i like how you word stuff

anonymous · Answer

Module One: Lab Questions

Your first lab link can be found at What Makes a Good Parent? A written transcript is also available for this lab.
1.What makes a good parent according to Dr. Tanya Byron?
A  parent  that doesn't worry to much about being a good parent.

2.What are some of the common problems that children might have?
Terrible twos ,Temper tantrums, Awful lack of sleep depression, Toilet problems, and finally Eating.

3.Why is play important in the parent-child relationship?
Play is the most important role in parenting because attending to your child's behavior and rewarding them. So when a child is playing imagine your sports commentator and just literally comment
4.Do you think you will be a good parent? Why or why not
I think I will be a good parent but not at this moment because I am a teen and I still have things I want to see in life.
 Dealing with Fatherhood. 
1.Why did the men say that they were ready for children? They said they were ready for children now is because they were being selfish and wanting not to care care of a child
2.What did the men have to learn as new fathers? Learning the skills of what every mother knows, and your learning to support them change them .
3.Do you think the fathers enjoy fatherhood more today than in the past?
 Why or why not?
 I think fathers enjoy being a father today because it makes me fully understand there relationship  .
4.What are some of the difficulties that new fathers (and mothers) face?
Having a social life and having alone time is difficulties that mothers and fathers face.

Adora Svitak: What Adults Can Learn From Kids. 
1.What are some of the benefits of being childish?
Some of the benefits of being childish is it gives reasons why not to do things. 
2.Why does Svitak say that adults should listen and learn from kids and not just have kids learning from kids? because kids don't understand adult adult conversations
 Do you agree Why or why not??  I disagree because in reality children aren't trusted to teach parents. 

3.Why is trust important in the relationship between kids and adults for learning to take place? Because if you don't trust someone then you reject them.
4.Do you agree with Svitak that parents and adults should have high expectations for kids? Why? Yes I agree because parents and adults should set high expatriations for the kids of there future
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2.11Answer Key

Question 1 (Worth 1 points)

__________ is the self-esteem that comes from feeling good about one’s appearance and/or one’s athletic accomplishments.

 Social self-esteem

 Academic self-esteem

 Physical self-esteem

 Moral self-esteem

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 2 (Worth 1 points)

_________ is the self-esteem that comes from believing oneself to be a good and trustworthy person.

 Social self-esteem

 Academic self-esteem

 Physical self-esteem

 Moral self-esteem

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 3 (Worth 1 points)

Which of these is a characteristic of a person with high self-esteem?

 Makes decisions to impress others, rather than to fulfill his or her own values and interests

 Pessimistic

 Forms healthy relationships with others

 All of the above

Points earned on this question: 0

Question 4 (Worth 1 points)

Which of the following is likely to have a negative effect on a child’s self-esteem?

 A physical or mental disability

 A divorce in the family

 A severe weight problem

 All of the above

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 5 (Worth 1 points)

The average teenage girl worries most about her __________.

 Social self-esteem

 Academic self-esteem

 Moral self-esteem

 All of the above

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 6 (Worth 1 points)

The most important thing parents can do to help their child develop positive self-esteem in infancy is _________.

 provide discipline and firm limits

 develop a strong bond with their child

 begin potty-training as soon as possible

 none of the above

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 7 (Worth 1 points)

Which of these is a characteristic of a person with low self-esteem?

 Fails the achieve goals

 Poor communication skills

 Prone to anxiety and depression

 All of the above

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 8 (Worth 1 points)

__________ is the self-esteem that comes from feeling liked and accepted by one’s peers, family, and teachers.

 Social self-esteem

 Academic self-esteem

 Physical self-esteem

 Moral self-esteem

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 9 (Worth 1 points)

__________ was an early American psychologist who defined self-esteem as the level of success a person has in obtaining his or her aspirations.

 William James

 Morris Rosenberg

 Alfred Adler

 Sigmund Freud

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 10 (Worth 1 points)

_________ is the self-esteem that comes from doing well in school and perceiving oneself as intelligent.

 Social self-esteem

 Academic self-esteem

 Physical self-esteem

 Moral self-esteem

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 11 (Worth 1 points)

There is little evidence that parents’ divorce has a negative impact on a child’s self-esteem.

 True

 False

Points earned on this question: 0

Question 12 (Worth 1 points)

Self-esteem is multidimensional. People can feel secure about some aspects of their lives and insecure about others.

 True

 False

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 13 (Worth 1 points)

Sports are always beneficial to a child’s self-esteem, and parents should make sure their children participate in sports at all costs.

 True

 False

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 14 (Worth 1 points)

Infants have little concept of self. Therefore, it is not important for parents of newborns to worry about the child’s self-esteem.

 True

 False

Points earned on this question: 1

Question 15 (Worth 1 points)

Success in one’s ventures cannot be both a cause and an effect of high self-esteem.

 True

 False

Points earned on this question: 0

anonymous · Answer

well what answers did you choose?

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@taylor12344

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@taylor12344

anonymous · Answer

what

anonymous · Answer

You girls both receive an F for cheating.

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