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Author: Huang Weihé
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: As you read this book, you should familiarize yourself with and adopt the various parenting methods based on behavioral analysis discussed in each chapter of Part I. If you have a child who has entered the adolescent stage, you should pay more attention to and adopt the various parenting methods based on cognitive science discussed in each chapter of Part II. Of course, this distinction is only relative. The principles and methods of parent-child communication emphasized in Part III are the foundation and general rules that run through all stages of parents raising their children. This book is a summary of the author's ten years of theory and practice. Many of the parenting methods discussed in the book do not have the magic of immediate results. It is not enough to skim through them. Parents must have the determination to "cultivate people for a hundred years" in nurturing their children's behavior patterns and psychological skills. If you have always been quite permissive with your child, the use of some parenting skills may initially seem to worsen your child's behavior. However, this is likely just the "dark before dawn," as this change demonstrates the phenomenon known as "extinction burst" in behavioral science. The author will provide specific explanations for this phenomenon and the corresponding parenting strategies in the book. The key point is that only through consistent long-term efforts by parents can children show corresponding progress in academic, social, and psychological development.