If primary caretakers have negative attitudes toward their children, the risk that their children will grow up hostile towards others increases. It’s not just aggression toward others that results from child abuse; a large number of children raised by abusive parents also harm themselves. The reason for this negative behavior is that children don’t learn appropriate techniques for handling life’s disappointments. If you aren’t raised with coping skills, you’re much more likely to act “inappropriately” than if you have developed more reasonable approaches. The effect of poor parenting, as reported by Dr. Geoffrey Dahmer in “The Bully Papers,” is that people get the child they deserve.
You make the same FFG error three times, Chemia, then one odd one that isn’t technically grammar failure but is odd. It has to do with the number of children multiple parents have. Revise?
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