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Thanks so much for this presentation! It was really eye-opening to see how much of an impact the way a child was disciplined can have on his/her development. I especially liked how you talked about each of the types of parenting, and the outcomes of each type.

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If we can find patterns in outcomes based off of categorizing parents (authoritative, neglectful), why haven't we made more efforts to educate those parents to avoid negative outcomes? 

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If we can find patterns in outcomes based off of categorizing parents (authoritative, neglectful), why haven't we made more efforts to educate those parents to avoid negative outcomes? 

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While I am too young to be a parent right now, seeing all those negative effects made me realize the importance of being a good parent. I'll take what I learned about discipline into my adult life and hopefully use them for the betterment of my kids.

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We should avoid using physical discipline on children because it causes them lots of negative side effects

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We should avoid using physical discipline on children because it causes them lots of negative side effects

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hi there! you did a really nice job on your presentation! however, i don't understand what you really mean by developmental outcomes. isn't everyone supposed to grow up differently?

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I learned that there are different types of parents and each have their own parenting styles. What's really interesting is that certain styles lead to certain life outcomes.

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no thoughts but thank you for sharing this- i'm glad more people are bringing attention to this!

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generational trauma sucks. what i love about social media is how everyone's making a collective push to educate themselves on being better parents and stopping generational trauma!