Essays on Family

Sampson, Robert J. "Family management and child development: Insights from social disorganization theory." Facts, frameworks, and forecasts. Routledge, 2017. 63-94. Social disorganization theory posits that juvenile delinquency stems from communities that face issues with managing child development factors effectively and thereby suffer from other problems such as child abuse and high...

Pets and Responsibility Pets provide companionship and make a home quite lovely, however; they come with a lot of responsibility that each owner has to consider. An individual has to ensure their pet is fed well, physically healthy, and has regular exercises. Emotional stability, safety from other people, pets, and cars...

Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment Gender equality as well as women’s empowerment are considered to be fundamentals for both a just world and sustainable development yet admonitions like “Act like a lady” often are not only dangerous but also limiting. Similarly, according to Paul Theroux, there is a male version of...

The interaction between parents and their children who are pre-scholars is based on the provision of books that are natural at school and other learning institution. The mainstream methods are evident in the society and the world at large that depend on the systems of education that prepare students to...

Hall, G., " Weis, B. Elder Abuse. Elder Care: A Resource for Inter-professional Providers. Retrieved March 9, 2015, from http://aging.arizona.edu/sites/default/files/elder_abuse.pdf (2007). Elderly abuse has become one of the most concerns on tribal lands despite many cultural norms stressing on the respect for the old. The author notes that, Native American elders...

The Bombay Circus Experience The Bombay circus had been running its show for the last month in our city. The show had been attracting many crowds and most of the children in our class had attended the show. Every kid who had attended the show in school talked about how spectacular...

“We are going to have a good time there,” Jim assured Tom and Billy. “The last time we swam at the pond, it was cool and enjoyable. The fish are big and easy to catch,” he continued. The other boys looked at him as they hastened their strides. Their faces...

Spanking is termed as a form of corporal punishment that often involves the act of striking another person’s; particularly a child’s, posterior or rather rump in order to physical pain, which is commonly done using an open hand as a response to undesirable. However, more severe forms of spanking can...

In this case, I will discuss on school-aged children. Children are commonly known to break the rules to test the authority. In this way, they understand what behavior is correct and what is not.  Most parents try to find ways to deal with these issues. As much as the society...

The Interrelationships of Male Criminal Violence The article explores various interrelationships including independent contributions regarding three main constructs linked with male criminal violence. Significant constructs involve; psychopathy, antisocial parenting as well as neurodevelopmental insults where authors used a structural equation modeling. Authors further involved 868 subjects, who were violent offenders evaluated...

The federal and state governments are keen to strengthen the institution of marriage and relationships that lead to marriages. One such effort is through the healthy marriages and relationships initiatives (HMRIs) which serve to support and educated youths and the married alike. It is in this line that New Harbor...

The film "Children Full of Life" The film "Children Full of Life" is an illustration of the diverse education system in Japan. Prior to watching the video, I had assumed that the education system was similar to those in Western countries. I anticipated the education system to be highly competitive, focused...