20% Project by Zoe Boismenu https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8 en-us 2019-04-08 16:07:03 UTC 2019-04-09 03:20:05 UTC hello@padlet.com 20% Project on how parenting can effect a child's develpment 20boismenuz45 https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8/wish/349578667 2019-04-08 16:08:55 UTC https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8/wish/349578667 The first piece of research i looked at talked about three identical triplets. This triplet were placed in an orphanage where they were adopted by parents with completly different parenting strategies. They all grew up with similar habits and preferences. They all smoked the same brand of ciggerates, wrestled for their school team, and all battled with depression. However, the one with the authoritarian parent, commited suicide. Their depression could also have been linked to seperation anxiety from their brothers. It made me think about nature over nuture and that authoritarian parenting style was not the right approach. 20boismenuz45 https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8/wish/349579480 2019-04-08 16:10:11 UTC https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8/wish/349579480 The second piece of research said... 20boismenuz45 https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8/wish/349585039 That their are implications to varies parenting strategies. This website said it was important for parents to consider the cause and effect for different strategies.The article gave tips to parents on what each parenting style was and how to use it. Understanding your parenting type can lead parents to find which works best in raising productive members of society. What i found interesting was that it said that parents typically inherit their parents parenting style without even knowing. This is why members of the same family sometimes have the same mannerisms and views.]]> 2019-04-08 16:20:20 UTC https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8/wish/349585039 The third piece of research said 20boismenuz45 https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8/wish/349590574 Built on blog post two in that, child development is a byproduct of assessing and observing skills. What i found interesting i that this article said that parenting style changes during the first few months. The idea that typically a parenting style in inherted from your own parents is supported by blog post two. It's vital for children to have a figure they can mimic so that they can understand how to function. Parenting techniques play a vital role in molding their child's understanding of the world

]]> 2019-04-08 16:30:41 UTC https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8/wish/349590574 The fourth piece of research said 20boismenuz45 https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8/wish/349596313 That parents day to day behavior affects how a child will act for the rest of their lives, which related to all my research above.This piece mainly focused on how genetic variants can correlate with parenting style and how a child is raised. This ultimatley, leaves the child in the hands of their parent. Children tend to mimic their parents, which is how they develop social behavior.]]> 2019-04-08 16:41:14 UTC https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8/wish/349596313 The fifth piece of research 20boismenuz45 https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8/wish/349779936 Built upon the ideas presented in blog post four. The environment a child is exposed to affects how they develop early on. It also says that genetic differences in individuals account for nearly 50% variance in cognitive differences. Parents shape their children because they give their genetic material and also form their existence. A parent has the ability to explore their child's genetic potential. What I found interesting is that their is no nature over nature, but rather both ideas intertwining to create an individual.]]> 2019-04-09 03:15:03 UTC https://padlet.com/20boismenuz45/lktxce6zs7u8/wish/349779936