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Have any of you set a parental 'deadline' - an age by which you hope or hoped to have children?

Children who witnessed these kinds of parental disputes also tended to be more emotionally secure and well-adjusted socially.

But although most researchers agree that this parental conflict theory explains the origins of imprinting, there is still only strong circumstantial evidence that it is correct.

He has been sent to his room, deprived of privileges, fined, made to write lines and endured several long parental lectures.

Drug prevention campaigns in British schools and on television warn teenagers about the danger of drugs and alcohol but McArdle said no one is tackling the issue of parental responsibility.

Teenagers often revolt against parental discipline.

Filial piety and parental love bind family members together.

And that is not necessarily because of parental failure or an impoverished environment.

Since, to a child, a parent is God, parental abuse and neglect (including insensitivity to feelings) is experienced as justified.

That's one good reason to nix sleeping medications for kids: the irresistible temptation to drug kids into unconsciousness to suit parental convenience.

A third honoree, the director Steven Soderbergh, brought up parental expectations. "If you have a child, you hope that they'll find something that they love to do," he said.

Young people often chafe under the yoke of parental control.

What parental behavior, for instance, might lead a child to later equate money with control?

There are even some interesting studies suggesting that such antisocial behavior can be modified with parental coaching.

When we got to the Amtrak ticket booth for the first portion of our journey, I did hover just a little bit, but only because of a parental appendage known as the credit card.

Neither of them depends on parental financial support.

'To be a good parent you must never be afraid, at the appropriate time, of administering your parental authority.

And some people worry that they'll never be able to let go enough to love anybody: "the reason is usually buried in their childhood, in some fear of being found wanting, or in parental disapproval."

When children are teased or tyrannized, the parental impulse is to grab the phone and rant.

The flipside was that expectant mothers who felt it important to "limit parental night-time involvement [and use] less active soothing" techniques would go on to have infants who slept better.

Among children born in 2000, however, parental wealth alone had no effect on the likelihood that a child would be diagnosed.

Not every kid holds up to that kind of parental pressure.

Many countries have outlawed corporal punishment in the classroom (2), while only a handful have done the same for parental correction of the physical kind.