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We all harbor secrets. Some are big and bad; some are small and trivial. Researchers have parsed which truths to tell and which not to.
Posted November 18, 2020
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Reviewed by Gary Drevitch
What parent doesn’t want the best for her child? What parent doesn’t want to protect his child from the same painful struggles he had to face as a child? What parent doesn’t want to make life easier for her son or his daughter?
Could this strategy actually backfire? Yes. Goodhearted, well-meaning parents sometimes, unknowingly, raise helpless teenagers .
How do we know this? My colleges and I conducted a study with college students who were overindulged as children — mostly college freshmen ages 18-19. We found some startling things. In particular, parents who overindulged by over-loving their children and giving them too much attention , ones who didn’t require chores or enforce rules, raised teenagers who believed that they were helpless incapable young adults.
The more parents overindulged their teens as children, the more teens ascribed to the following self-defeating thoughts:
Teens whose parents were over-loving and gave them too much attention when they were growing up accepted the following dysfunctional beliefs as true:
Teens whose parents didn't expect them to do chores believed the following dysfunctional thoughts:
If parents didn't have rules for their teens or enforce them the more likely it was that their teens accepted the following self-defeating thoughts:
When parents overindulge they unknowingly train their children to become helpless, and as a result, these overindulged children will have greater difficulty in reaching future vocational, educational, and monetary goals .
Don’t give up hope. It is never too late to make adjustments in your parenting . Focus on one thing at a time. Make small changes. When you hit resistance, and you will, be firm. Because after all, you want the best for your children.
Practice Aloha. Do all things with Love, Grace, and Gratitude .
Bredehoft, D. J., Clarke, J. I., & Dawson, C. (2001, Summer). Dysfunctional beliefs that link with overindulgenc e. Family Forum , p. 2.
David Bredehoft, Ph.D., is a professor emeritus and former chair of psychology at Concordia University.
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We all harbor secrets. Some are big and bad; some are small and trivial. Researchers have parsed which truths to tell and which not to.
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THIS is the chilling moment a girl gang attacks a helpless teen they accuse of spreading rumours about a classmate sleeping with her stepdad.
The vile footage, which is being used as evidence in a police investigation, shows the victim being forced to humiliate herself while being kicked and punched.
She is made to call herself insulting names on camera before a boot stomps on her face.
There are even reports that this was the second violent assault on the defenceless victim in just two days.
The video, filmed in Russia , shows a pack of six girls circling the victim, who can only be named Kristina K to protect her identity.
Two male teens were also present during the attack.
One of the boys appears to hold the camera for most of the sickening video.
Four of the attackers and the two boys -- all of whom are aged between 14 and 17 -- have been shamed on Russian social media site Vkontakte.
The girls were named as Alexandra A, Avgustina R, Elena K, and Elena. The boys were named as Krill K and Alexander L.
Both the filmed assault and the alleged first attack are being investigated by police in Chaikovsky, a town in the Perm region.
The initial attack is thought to have been over a boy, according to investigators.
A girl that knows the attackers described them to local media as "a bad example for other teenagers".
Another said the attack was over "dirty gossip" being spread about a classmate sleeping with her own stepfather.
"So this girl gathered her friends and they beat her", she said.
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