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Module 10 Parenting Skills Case Study

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Nadiyah Gregory
March 25, 2017
Parenting Skills
03.10 Lab Questions

1. Describe how positive parenting can be more beneficial to a child than negative parenting. Do you think positive parenting is more effective? Why or why not? *Positive parenting can be more beneficial to a child than negative parenting because it gives the child the attention when positive things are done and negative parenting gains attention from the child when negative things are being done. I think positive parenting is more effective because the child can benefit more from doing what is right.
2. Do you think children should have more rules or fewer rules in the home? Support your decision. *I think children should have just the right amount of rules, so they should

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