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Running head: WEEK 5 ASSIGNMENT 1 Week 5 Assignment Joseph M. Cardiello American Public University CHFD311 03/09/2018

WEEK 5 ASSIGNMENT 2 Abstract The purpose of this paper is to choose from the list of subjects obtainable in weeks four or five analyses, and to choose three subjects. Also, to discuss all three subjects and validate how all can relate with each other. In other words, how they can be associated with each other. This paper is to be at minimum 1000 words, not counting cover page, abstract, or references in APA format.

WEEK 5 ASSIGNMENT 3 Week 5 Now, from the list of subjects obtainable in weeks four or five analyses. I’m choosing to discuss, building positive relationships with young children, helping young children channel their aggression, and coping with challenging behavior. So, I will be validating how all can relate with each other. In other words, how they can be associated with each other. Building Positive Relationships with Young Children The relationship amongst a child and its caretaker is one of the greatest fascinating things about child growth. Although, it can likewise be very significant for a child emotionally. The understanding amongst a child and its caretaker is the initial connection that is constructed and can regulate how the child attaches with others far ahead in life. Emotive well-being, physical presence, forthcoming, and communal progress can be harmful when it originates to constructing these associations (Reig, 2007). The way the child is being cared for wont continuously matter in a child’s progress. The relationship can be shaped whenever; however, it can be simple with the child being reliant on and observing the caretaker for direction. The motive that this subject was selected was since the bond amongst a child and its caretaker is the greatest significant feature of life. Anybody considered a child’s caretaker no matter who it is, are the greatest significant figure in a child’s natural life. Although, a child may partake more than one caretaker in their natural life, they all are significant since individually may show a diverse part in the child’s achievement. Helping Young Children Channel Their Aggression Now, there are stages and points in the socialization of anger. Now, remember that a child’s sensation of being treasured and warmly cared for shapes the groundwork for their receipt of the leadership you will deliver as they cultivate. Children who sense love always try their best

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WEEK 5 ASSIGNMENT 4 to satisfy their parentages furthermost of the time and will reply to their leadership. However, parentages are the most vital replicas for conduct and how to practice hostility in a strong way. If communal connections in your household comprise much quarreling or bodily hostility in the attendance of your children, they will absorb all of that. When your child has termed their moods, you can propose what they may do to be ok or to even resolve the issue. Children occasionally have distress collaborating, since they may not distinguish the confrontations to label in what way they are thinking or what to ensure in a problematic circumstance (Smith, 2003). Subsequently, children possibly will act out their emotional state or even possible requirements. Coping with Challenging Behavior Singularly, the major test’s parentages look at is handling problematic or disobedient conduct on the children. Difficult actions are connected to abridged admission to teaching, incomplete communal communication with people and momentous upsurge in household anxiety. A child's difficult or unsuitable conduct is a symbol that they’re is distressed and that something is wrong. As a caretaker, your work is to aid your undeveloped child circumnavigate the current of robust feelings their feeling. When you understand stimulating conduct, it typically means that your child can’t understand in what way to discuss their moods in a satisfactory way or doesn’t distinguish in what way to contract a requirement. Learning to manage robust state of minds typically occurs logically as children progress healthier linguistic skills and have additional involvement with friends, managing dissatisfaction, and succeeding instructions (Izard, 2008). Undeveloped children require leadership when it originates to reckoning out how to contract with large state of minds like annoyance, sorrow, and hindrance. Conclusion

WEEK 5 ASSIGNMENT 5 In conclusion, as you can see each three of this specific type of topics are intertwined somehow and someway. Basically, building positive relationships with young children, helping young children channel their aggression, and coping with challenging behavior are all connected. So, in order to achieve success in building positive relationships with young children you need to create a healthy bond. Now, in order to achieve success in helping young children channel their aggression you need to have established a healthy bond, and positive communication as well as skills related to understanding. Lastly, in order to achieve success in coping with challenging behavior you need to have established a healthy bond, established positive communication as well as skills related to understanding, and emotional wellbeing which only comes with healthy bonds, relationships, and atmospheres. Simply, at a young age, there’s very little to no room for negativity. Basically, children are like sponges! Simply, they absorb everything at a young age, and they proceed to utilize what they’ve learned and have seen in their later life due to the fact of not knowing what to do so they automatically do what they’ve seen. When adults comprehend what children are collaborating over their conduct, they can reply well. As soon as children sense admiration and have their wants encountered, there is no motive to practice difficult conduct to connect. Shouting at or grueling a child for conduct might halt the conduct for the instant, but it does not stretch the child sustenance or deliver alternative conducts to act in problematic circumstances. As soon as adults practice chastisement, they are distributing the communication that rage is a decent method to resolve difficulties. As soon as adults and children to find optimistic traditions to connect their wishes to others, children absorb significant communal and problematic-resolving services that will aid them through their natural life

WEEK 5 ASSIGNMENT 6 References Rieg, S. (2007). Principals and Young Children: A Dozen Recommendations for Building Positive Relationships. Early Childhood Education Journal, 35(3), 209–213. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10643-007-0214-3 Smith, A., Sturza, M., Livsey, S., Mccarthy, C., & Davidson, W. (2003). Aggression & antisocial behavior in children and adolescents / Angry young men / Helping schoolchildren cope with anger / Peace power for adolescents / And others. Journal of Adolescence. London: Academic Press. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/211037502/ Izard, C., King, K., Trentacosta, C., Morgan, J., Laurenceau, J., Krauthamer-Ewing, E., & Finlon, K. (2008). Accelerating the development of emotion competence in Head Start children: Effects on adaptive and maladaptive behavior. Development and Psychopathology, 20(1), 369–397. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0954579408000175 Stallard, P. (2002). Think good, feel good: a cognitive behavior therapy workbook for children and young people. Chichester, West Sussex, England; John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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