Parents Do Have A Favorite Child, New Study Reveals

From a mother's boy to a father's little girl, a new study published in the Journal of Consumer Psychology shows that the reverse is true!

In a series of experiments, researchers found that most people prefer girls with same sex by spending money.

When making a choice, most mothers granted their daughter $ 25 of government bonds and the father handed it to their son. Subsequent experiments showed that parents like gay children when it comes to real estate planning and sweepstakes.

The survey results are for families but the researchers say that this bias may affect the workplace, female employers hire more women, men may hire male employees It is high.

Texas state Calcut said: "I think that they need to hire the best talent whether they are male or female."

When parents accepted a study on the topic of hemiplegia, almost all of the respondents opposed, they said that from time to time they prefer children rather than another child. They usually admit that they know that hemiplegia is harmful to children and avoid it as much as possible. However, some parents are unaware that they may take action to express prejudice against their children, even if they may be apparent to others. "We found that the frustration and behavioral problems of our older children are due to the father's preference for our youngest child," one parent said in a recent vision on this issue I responded to the survey. "This is a very serious problem in our family."

A new problem in childhood is how parents deal with children's problems at school. For example, it is reported that a child is disliked to go to school, or that a child is meeting a teacher (Newson and Newson, 1977). Parents are also concerned about how much they are involved in their children's study. Roberts et al. (1981) reported cooperating with a longitudinal portrait of children in the United States from 3 to 12 years of age, parents increasingly paying attention to the achievement of children at this time. It is related.

Parents (under 3 years old) who received the books and materials during the visit reported that they shared the books with the children rather than the parents of the control group and shared the books as a favorite activity or activity of the child I list it. Read the full sentence. (PDF) Parents who receive books as part of Reach Out and Read are more likely to report children's reading. Or reading is your favorite activity. The benefit of stretching and reading is even greater for families with dependent children. Read the full sentence. (PDF)