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		<title>Educating teenager</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Close relations between teenager and parents and disciplined but compassionate among people with adolescent is the key to avoid unhealthy issues and social problems.
According to Hurlock, teenager is people on the age between 12 &#8211; 81, while Stanley Halls says that teenager are between 12 &#8211; 23. If you notice the similarities, they all start [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Close relations between teenager and parents and disciplined but compassionate among people with adolescent is the key to avoid unhealthy issues and social problems.</p>
<p>According to Hurlock, teenager is people on the age between 12 &#8211; 81, while Stanley Halls says that teenager are between 12 &#8211; 23. If you notice the similarities, they all start at the age of 12, but end at different ages, why, because limitation between each person are different, it is based on their education, and psycology condition.<br />
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A study of 5,000 adolescents aged between 12-19 to try to uncover the habit of drinking alcohol and teen relationships with parents. The result, teens are most vulnerable to alcohol addiction has a loving parent, but parents do not know this.</p>
<p>This group of teenager have triples risk of becoming heavy drinkers. Adolescents with parents who enforce strict discipline and warmth in the family and to know where their children have risk twice lower.</p>
<p>Studies experts from Brigham Young University in Utah was published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs. Professor Stephen Bahr, Brigham Young University uncover the role of parents is very important to avoid children from dangerous behavior.</p>
<p>Some problems with their own such as their weight issues for teenager with obesity also occurs, they often getting teas by their own friends, that cause them to be anti social. Some resulting on some hate and disoriented behavior.</p>
<p>Teenager with alcohol on their vein often got close with violence, which usually start from stealing their own parents money, such as using credit cards. It is important to limit their access, if you got into this situation. Repeated usage of credit limit, could cause your card getting rejected, other than that pile of debts hunting you up. For some using <a href="http://www.entropay.com" target="_blank">virtual credit cards</a> is the solution for this problems.</p>
<p>The study also reveals a child who grew up in a religious environment and warm lower risk of alcohol and having friends is better. &#8220;Adolescence is a transition and parents sometimes difficult to handle. The role of friends is very important, as well as the role of parents. It is suggested that parents support teenagers and to control their behavior with a warm and loving.</p>
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		<title>Maintain Long Distance Relationship</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 23 Jul 2011 09:22:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Long-distance relationship may be difficult to deal with but it&#8217;s not something impossible. Relationship not always for pairs of couple, it could be love between old friends, or family, etc. But I do realize that as couple, long distance relationship really hard to maintain.
The distance that separate often create new problems, although it might just [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Long-distance relationship may be difficult to deal with but it&#8217;s not something impossible. Relationship not always for pairs of couple, it could be love between old friends, or family, etc. But I do realize that as couple, long distance relationship really hard to maintain.</p>
<p>The distance that separate often create new problems, although it might just because of small problems, time and distance took place beating rationality and emotional. The impact of the distance could impact on boring and despair situation.<br />
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Although these days technology proven could ease the distance, but it doesn&#8217;t feel the same, a phone call, or video conference could replace to see him/her in front of you.</p>
<p>But don&#8217;t you know that long-distance relationship is a good way to use your creativity and keep trying something new. For example, gave a surprise to those we love. It&#8217;s a big surprise to the relationship as an expression of love and brings you closer to your partner even though there is distance between you and your partner.</p>
<p>Yes the point is communication hold critical point here. With communication, you&#8217;ll growing your trust, not just you, but your partner as well. Gossip or uncorrect words traveling from mouth to mouth about your partners might not be accurate. Evaluate it first before you act, I suggest to ignore it, cause most of the gossip is not true.</p>
<p>Although the power of gossip could break down your heart and influence what you do in the future, doesn&#8217;t meant that you do nothing about it. The best way to ignore it by knowing your partner environment and get to know to his/her closest friends.</p>
<p>It might be old ways and looks like uneffective but writing letters might help you maintain your relationship. Writing on a card or <a href="http://www.cutcardstock.com/texturedcardstock.aspx" target="_blank">textured card stock</a> consider more romantic then sending it through email. Whatever your ways to maintain your long distance relationship, always consider communication as the main issues.</p>
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		<title>Sibling Position</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 Jun 2010 11:50:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[All things being equal, where you are positioned in your family constellation represents the propensity of your behavior. How is your position affecting your conduct? 
A fortunate addition to the original concepts of Bowen family systems theory, sibling position can be quite informative in understanding human behavior in general and one’s own behavior in particular. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.solutions4teams.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/sibling.jpg"><img src="http://www.solutions4teams.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/sibling-150x150.jpg" alt="" title="sibling" width="150" height="150" class="alignleft size-thumbnail wp-image-26" /></a>All things being equal, where you are positioned in your family constellation represents the propensity of your behavior. How is your position affecting your conduct? </p>
<p>A fortunate addition to the original concepts of Bowen family systems theory, sibling position can be quite informative in understanding human behavior in general and one’s own behavior in particular. How does your best thinking affect your propensity to live out the characteristics of your sibling position?<span id="more-23"></span></p>
<p>Sibling Position &#8211; A Personality Indicator That is Both Static and Dynamic<br />
In the 1960’s, Dr. Walter Toman became well known for his pioneering studies in family member positioning. He created a picture, if you will, of basic types of sibling profiles that gave an impression of how each sibling was apt to behave and their potential — all things being equal — of a successful life course.</p>
<p>With regard to being static, it differs from other types of personality indicators such as the Myers-Briggs or Riso-Hudson in that one’s sibling position never changes. One can take the Myers-Briggs three times at three different junctures in one’s life, and score three different ways. Your sibling position remains static and yet affects your life and the lives of others in a dynamic way.</p>
<p>Bringing Your Birth Order Position to the Marital Relationship<br />
Toman’s belief was that marital partners have complimentary, partially complimentary, or non-complimentary sibling positions.</p>
<p>Those with non-complimentary sibling positions (such as a wife and husband who are both youngest siblings) have more marital difficulty than do those with complimentary (a youngest brother of sisters married to an oldest sister of brothers) or partially complimentary sibling positions (an oldest brother of brothers paired with a youngest sister of sisters).</p>
<p>Personality Characteristics Based on Years of Research<br />
Dr. Murray Bowen wrote, “Based on my research and therapy, I believe that no single piece of data is more important than knowing the sibling position of people in the present and past generations.”</p>
<p>The Multigenerational Transmission Process speaks to what families look like over the span of at least three generations, and much can be gained by examining generational patterns while considering one’s sibling position.</p>
<p>Doctors Toman and Bowen shared a great deal in their thinking with respect to sibling position, yet one of Bowen’s departures was that of how anxiety plays a role in sibling position profiles.</p>
<p>Brothers, Sisters, and the Anxious Presence<br />
Your birth order says a lot about you. Yet it is propensity and not destiny. There is no superior sibling position, although envy of the other positions seems common! When you are anxious, your tendency to fulfill your sibling position characteristics grows.</p>
<p>For example, the youngest brother of sisters will, when under pressure, be more apt to play the “needy” card, gaining the attention and affection of older women.<br />
It’s been known to come in handy, but ultimately it is an abdication of personal responsibility. How is anxiety affecting your propensity to typify your sibling position?</p>
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