Parent-Child Relationships
Emmanuel Oyebode
English 11
January 2018 In the opening sequence of Inside Out a Walt Disney film the narrator asks us “Do you ever look at someone and wonder what is going on inside their head?” That is a question most people fail to ask themselves everyday, and that is one of the many reasons we do not talk about the emotions that we feel. The main character Riley is very relatable as the movie goes on and the mini characters in her head are also very relatable. Anger, Sadness, Joy, and Disgust, everyone feels those emotions on a daily basis. Riley goes through many changes as her parents decide to pick up and move to San Francisco.She is not happy with the move but still tries to adjust,
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For instance communication is one component that could make or break a child’s bond with his or her parent. Certain adolescents become sensitive to personal statements directed at them by their parents.If a child was to have a warm relationship with their parents but then later on have one that is a bit more hostile, the change would affect how the child and parent interacted from that point on. Hirschi(1969) points out that the respect we have for those whom we look up to is what holds out attachment and beliefs together. When we lose that respect, so does the attachment or responsibility we owe to that person. When parents are not involved in their children’s lives , they lose respect for them. Given the information on how influential parents are on their children, my research has focused on the parent-child relationship. Parents who hold their kids to higher standards, who also have a strong connection with their children. Would be less likely to raise children who become deviant to society. The social issues of children becoming deviant solely lies in the hands of the people they look up to, which would most likely be the parents in the home. We are all naturally deviants, yet we choose not to