Sentences with phrase «adults behave this way»

My heart also breaks for the students in these social media circles who see an adult behaving this way.

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What changed was the way the adults around them behaved toward them.

They need the adults in their lives to assure them that mothers and fathers get angry, too, but have learned control and that angry feelings do not give license to behave in cruel and dangerous ways.

The therapist, or parent, intelligently and compassionately speaks to the other, be they adult or child, to guide them toward a socially useful way of behaving that will confirm their sense of belonging in the community and help them flourish.

When unpredictable events like pregnancy loss happen, and the dependable adults in her life are behaving in unexpected ways, your child needs reassurance that she is safe and loved.

Reframing may be used with adults or teens to change the way they think, feel, and behave.

Existing studies show that impulsiveness is predictive of online risk taking behaviours, but this additional research with British and Italian young adults highlighted that high self - monitoring — or adapting behaviour in line with perceived social norms — was equally predictive of posting risky content, which Dr White says could mean young people think it's the best way to behave.

We all have past experiences that influence the way we behave as adults.

Likewise, you may seek advice from adult dating specialists and researchers on ways to behave on - line.

They were to show up when adults want, learn the topics that adults wanted, and behave the ways that adults expected them to.

Faculty actions teach students a tremendous amount about ways that adults behave; excitement about your domain will impress them, even if they are at first reluctant to show it.

The Alliance works to bring about social emotional and academic growth in all children through transforming the way adults who engage with them, think, feel and behave.

At the same time, the echoes of the 1963 Russian Embassy Party itself (when the students behaved and talked like the late - adolescents they were) cut veins through the story, linking its participants in ways they realize, bit by bit, as adults.

And I guess sometimes for adults like you who behave like children when they don't get their way.

Debt management is another issue families often face, especially if parents see an adult child behaving in a way that's hurting him or her financially.

Add a few skills like walking nicely on a leash and a solid recall, throw in a healthy dose of time and maturity, and you're on your way to having a very rich and interactive relationship with a well behaved adult dog.

These basic commands will go a long way in helping your puppy grow into a well - behaved adult dog.

And an adult dog is never too old to learn how to behave in ways that will make him a more wonderful family companion.

That way you know how to help them best so they can become a confident and well - behaved adult.»

Most fans of The Legend of Zelda, just like most fans of Sony's suite of games, are well adjusted adults who aren't flipping their shit and behaving in the most undignified ways over conflicting opinions regarding entertainment products.

to teach and enable the child in mixing with other children and adults and to teach a way of behaving that provides the basis to experience good social relationships.

Importantly, the way that adults behave around children has a powerful influence on how children see and experience the world.

These findings raise the unfortunate possibility that many adolescents who experiment with crime under social pressure get caught and are then subjected to harsh punishment, including incarceration in the same facilities as adults — punishment that, ironically, increases the chance that they will continue to behave in antisocial ways upon release.

«That's why the Second Step Bullying Prevention Unit's innovation of teaching children as young as kindergarten — and the adults who work with them — to behave in positive, healthy ways is so effective.»

A child with ODD may argue frequently with adults; lose his temper easily; refuse to follow rules; blame others for his own mistakes; deliberately annoy others; and otherwise behave in angry, resentful, and vindictive ways.

The consequence for a child is to understand the adult's expectation that he or she learn a better way to behave.

The consequence for an adult is to teach the child another way to behave — how to express strong emotions in ways that aren't harmful.