Author Question: Ian won't stop pestering his mother for a cookie before dinner. Finally in exasperation, she turns ... (Read 128 times)

dollx · **on:** Jun 18, 2018

Ian won't stop pestering his mother for a cookie before dinner. Finally in exasperation, she turns to him and says No, and that's final because that was the way her own mother used to stop children's whining.

Ian's mom used this phrase in this manner because of
A. dynamic communication.
B. gendered communication.
C. multigenerational patterns of communication.
D. inherited communication.

Question 2

Why do children of divorce/separation suffer academically?

What will be an ideal response?

zogaridan · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 18, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

The emotional aspects of divorce, such as anxiety, depression, guilt, and possibly aggression affect the children's ability to concentrate in school, negatively affecting their ability to meet scholastic expectations (Dacey & Travers, 2002). This emotional toll may also affect children's ability to interact socially with teachers and peers.