DQ Cultivating Individuality

Author: (USA) Dr. Daniel Siegel / Liu Yue
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: No matter what type of DQ child you have, various problems will arise during their growth, they will make mistakes, and they will challenge their parents, testing their authority and wisdom. However, behind all common issues, the psychological motivations of children with different DQ types are different. What is the psychological trajectory behind the troublesome behaviors of your child? Do you know? Verbal encouragement, material rewards, incentives, spanking, verbal scolding, ignoring, isolation, threats, and revoking privileges. Why do methods that work for other children don’t work for yours? Do you know how to communicate effectively with your child? Which measures are effective for your child? Which measures are futile? Dr. Siegel helps you eliminate your worries. Raise a unique child like this! DQ stands for Discipline Quotient (DQ), and people with different DQ genes exhibit different personalities. Using DQ methods to raise children is a wise and effective technique. This book is Dr. Siegel’s representative work, a concise, practical, and effective family education DQ guide. After its publication, it quickly became popular in North America. Millions of parents frustrated by their children used this book to rediscover the joy of parenting, regain the dignity of being a parent, rekindle their love for their children, and rebuild their confidence in them. In just over a year, the rights to this book have been licensed by more than ten countries, including the UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Russia, Italy, and Japan, and has been well-received by readers worldwide. Based on extensive family education practices, Dr. Siegel explores the personality traits and underlying motivations of children with different DQ types, guiding parents on how to communicate effectively with them. For the misbehaviors of children with different DQ types, Dr. Siegel analyzes their psychological dynamics, lists clear corrective checklists and their effectiveness, and provides parenting prescriptions for raising children with different DQ types. This book also offers numerous simple, easy-to-implement, and fun diagnostic tests, allowing readers to easily identify their children’s DQ types, enabling them to teach them according to their aptitude and raise highly disciplined, exemplary children.