At least one television is found in every American home. ... Later his parents are found dead in his home. ... According to the surgeon general, American children spend, on average, more than 4 hours a day with television, whether it is computers, videotaped movies or video games and the average amount a child that is nine to fourteen years old sleeps about 9 hours a day. This means that out of the 8760 hours of the year, 3285 is spent sleeping, so that gives you a total of 5475 hours a child is active. ... I am not blaming the parents; I am just concerned with what is going on in American...

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It is also a matter of when to expect a teenager to be home and they should have a time they know in mind. Parents need to know when their child is coming home so that they can get some sleep and not stress and worry about where their child was and if they are okay. ... Heres an example, when teens drive home at 11pm it's way safer than 3 in the morning when all the drunk drivers are on their way home from the bars because everything is closed. ... It is also good for a parent to know when their teenager to come home. It is a good idea for all family members to tell someone where they are...

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Personal identity and meeting personal needs are the most important things in satisfying ones desire and promoting quick recovery of a patient. Erik Erikson's theory of psychological development and Maslow's hierarchy of needs can be applied in planning care for a patient. Each of the stages in the ...

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Divorce is the hardest things some people will ever go through. It is something that completely derails lives. Divorce can be particularly hard to overcome if you are a child since it usually turns the world completely upside down. When looking at what these children go through, the ways you can hel...

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The first year is focused on the nurturing and predictability of the relationship such as eating, sleeping, and so on. ... Conclusion The development of a child starts in the home with the family and their first relationship with caregivers. ...

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