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Oppositional defiant disorder in children

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 Children, particularly toddlers and prepubescents, are also called, depending on gender, little boys and little girls.
-There are cases in which young adults or mid to late adolescents (still biologically adults) are mistakenly called "little boys" or "little girls", which are also disrespectful and [[Ageism|ageist]] terms towards said individuals. One notorious example is from the [[YouTube]]r JD Delay, who called a 16-year-old young woman "little girl" and more.<ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/uKQLnRUnyrg?si=2oeAePJL3jC_5qbN</ref><ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/-8cmzLwu1J4?si=GxogCz6A5KtJkhsy</ref>
+There are cases in which young adults or mid to late adolescents (still biologically adults) are mistakenly called "little boys" or "little girls", which are also disrespectful and [[Ageism|ageist]] terms towards said individuals. One notorious example is from the [[YouTube]]r JD Delay, who called a 16-year-old girl "little girl" and more.<ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/uKQLnRUnyrg?si=2oeAePJL3jC_5qbN</ref><ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/-8cmzLwu1J4?si=GxogCz6A5KtJkhsy</ref>
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 Children, particularly toddlers and prepubescents, are also called, depending on gender, little boys and little girls.
-There are cases in which young adults or mid to late adolescents (still biologically adults) are mistakenly called "little boys" or "little girls", which are also disrespectful and [[Ageism|ageist]] terms towards said individuals. One notorious example is from the [[YouTube]]r JD Delay, who called a 16-year-old young woman "little girl".<ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/uKQLnRUnyrg?si=2oeAePJL3jC_5qbN</ref>
+There are cases in which young adults or mid to late adolescents (still biologically adults) are mistakenly called "little boys" or "little girls", which are also disrespectful and [[Ageism|ageist]] terms towards said individuals. One notorious example is from the [[YouTube]]r JD Delay, who called a 16-year-old young woman "little girl" and more.<ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/uKQLnRUnyrg?si=2oeAePJL3jC_5qbN</ref><ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/-8cmzLwu1J4?si=GxogCz6A5KtJkhsy</ref>
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 Children, particularly toddlers and prepubescents, are also called, depending on gender, little boys and little girls.
-There are cases in which young adults or mid to late adolescents (still biologically adults) are mistakenly called "little boys" or "little girls", which are also disrespectful terms towards said individuals. One notorious example is from the [[YouTube]]r JD Delay, who called a 16-year-old young woman "little girl".<ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/uKQLnRUnyrg?si=2oeAePJL3jC_5qbN</ref>
+There are cases in which young adults or mid to late adolescents (still biologically adults) are mistakenly called "little boys" or "little girls", which are also disrespectful and [[Ageism|ageist]] terms towards said individuals. One notorious example is from the [[YouTube]]r JD Delay, who called a 16-year-old young woman "little girl".<ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/uKQLnRUnyrg?si=2oeAePJL3jC_5qbN</ref>
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 Under [[copyright law]], a person's "children" are that person's immediate offspring, whether legitimate or not, and any children legally adopted by that person.<ref>The [[Copyright Act]], [[17 U.S.C. § 101]].</ref>
-Children are also called, depending on gender, little boys and little girls.
+Children, particularly toddlers and prepubescents, are also called, depending on gender, little boys and little girls.
-There are cases in which young adults or mid to late adolescents (still biologically adults) are mistakenly called "little boys" or "little girls", which are also disrespectful terms towards said individuals. One notorious example is the [[YouTube]]r JD Delay.<ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/uKQLnRUnyrg?si=2oeAePJL3jC_5qbN</ref>
+There are cases in which young adults or mid to late adolescents (still biologically adults) are mistakenly called "little boys" or "little girls", which are also disrespectful terms towards said individuals. One notorious example is from the [[YouTube]]r JD Delay, who called a 16-year-old young woman "little girl".<ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/uKQLnRUnyrg?si=2oeAePJL3jC_5qbN</ref>
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	Under [[copyright law]], a person's "children" are that person's immediate offspring, whether legitimate or not, and any children legally adopted by that person.<ref>The [[Copyright Act]], [[17 U.S.C. § 101]].</ref>		Under [[copyright law]], a person's "children" are that person's immediate offspring, whether legitimate or not, and any children legally adopted by that person.<ref>The [[Copyright Act]], [[17 U.S.C. § 101]].</ref>
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		+	Children are also called, depending on gender, little boys and little girls.
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		+	There are cases in which young adults or mid to late adolescents (still biologically adults) are mistakenly called "little boys" or "little girls", which are also disrespectful terms towards said individuals. One notorious example is the [[YouTube]]r JD Delay.<ref>https://youtube.com/shorts/uKQLnRUnyrg?si=2oeAePJL3jC_5qbN</ref>

	==Child Discipline==		==Child Discipline==

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−	'''Children''' are young [[human being]]s. While there is no specific age cut-off to being considered a child, typically at some point in mid to late [[adolescence]] a child comes to be known as a young man or young woman. Many [[culture]]s and [[tradition]]s do have rites of passage that occur at a defined age, after which the person is considered to have full [[adult]] status, but this is more symbolic than practical in today's modern world.	+	'''Children''' are very young [[human being]]s. While there is no specific age cut-off to being considered a child, typically at some point in mid to late [[adolescence]] a child comes to be known as a young man or young woman. Many [[culture]]s and [[tradition]]s do have rites of passage that occur at a defined age, after which the person is considered to have full [[adult]] status, but this is more symbolic than practical in today's modern world.

	Adoring [[parent]]s will typically refer to their offspring as "their children" even when they are quite old, and perhaps have children of their own.		Adoring [[parent]]s will typically refer to their offspring as "their children" even when they are quite old, and perhaps have children of their own.

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 This biblical view is shared by a majority of American adults<ref>https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/americans-opinions-on-spanking-vary-by-party-race-region-and-religion/ Harry Enten, FiveThirtyEight.com, Americans’ Opinions On Spanking Vary By Party, Race, Region And Religion</ref> and supported by scientific research.<ref>https://doi.org/10.1007/s10567-005-2340-z Larzelere and Kuhn (2007) Comparing Child Outcomes of Physical Punishment and Alternative Disciplinary Tactics: A Meta-Analysis</ref> Dr James Dobson PhD recommends that spanking should not be parents' only disciplinary tool, but that when a parent does need to correct a child's behaviour, they should spank the child firmly on the buttocks with a switch or a paddle.<ref>https://www.dobsonlibrary.com/resource/article/9e6c1b33-b341-4617-aa11-70c9744fdf11 The Dobson Digital Library - Questions and Answers about Corporal Punishment and The Strong Willed Child</ref>
 ==See also==
 * [[Nuclear family]]
 == References ==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Family]]

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 This biblical view is shared by a majority of American adults<ref>https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/americans-opinions-on-spanking-vary-by-party-race-region-and-religion/ Harry Enten, FiveThirtyEight.com, Americans’ Opinions On Spanking Vary By Party, Race, Region And Religion</ref> and supported by scientific research.<ref>https://doi.org/10.1007/s10567-005-2340-z Larzelere and Kuhn (2007) Comparing Child Outcomes of Physical Punishment and Alternative Disciplinary Tactics: A Meta-Analysis</ref> Dr James Dobson PhD recommends that spanking should not be parents' only disciplinary tool, but that when a parent does need to correct a child's behaviour, they should spank the child firmly on the buttocks with a switch or a paddle.<ref>https://www.dobsonlibrary.com/resource/article/9e6c1b33-b341-4617-aa11-70c9744fdf11 The Dobson Digital Library - Questions and Answers about Corporal Punishment and The Strong Willed Child</ref>
 == Oppositional defiant disorder in children ==
 According to the [[Mayo Clinic]]: "oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) includes a frequent and ongoing pattern of anger, irritability, arguing and defiance toward parents and other authority figures. ODD also includes being spiteful and seeking revenge, a behavior called vindictiveness."<ref>[https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/oppositional-defiant-disorder/symptoms-causes/syc-20375831 Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)], Mayo Clinic website</ref>

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	This biblical view is shared by a majority of American adults<ref>https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/americans-opinions-on-spanking-vary-by-party-race-region-and-religion/ Harry Enten, FiveThirtyEight.com, Americans’ Opinions On Spanking Vary By Party, Race, Region And Religion</ref> and supported by scientific research.<ref>https://doi.org/10.1007/s10567-005-2340-z Larzelere and Kuhn (2007) Comparing Child Outcomes of Physical Punishment and Alternative Disciplinary Tactics: A Meta-Analysis</ref> Dr James Dobson PhD recommends that spanking should not be parents' only disciplinary tool, but that when a parent does need to correct a child's behaviour, they should spank the child firmly on the buttocks with a switch or a paddle.<ref>https://www.dobsonlibrary.com/resource/article/9e6c1b33-b341-4617-aa11-70c9744fdf11 The Dobson Digital Library - Questions and Answers about Corporal Punishment and The Strong Willed Child</ref>		This biblical view is shared by a majority of American adults<ref>https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/americans-opinions-on-spanking-vary-by-party-race-region-and-religion/ Harry Enten, FiveThirtyEight.com, Americans’ Opinions On Spanking Vary By Party, Race, Region And Religion</ref> and supported by scientific research.<ref>https://doi.org/10.1007/s10567-005-2340-z Larzelere and Kuhn (2007) Comparing Child Outcomes of Physical Punishment and Alternative Disciplinary Tactics: A Meta-Analysis</ref> Dr James Dobson PhD recommends that spanking should not be parents' only disciplinary tool, but that when a parent does need to correct a child's behaviour, they should spank the child firmly on the buttocks with a switch or a paddle.<ref>https://www.dobsonlibrary.com/resource/article/9e6c1b33-b341-4617-aa11-70c9744fdf11 The Dobson Digital Library - Questions and Answers about Corporal Punishment and The Strong Willed Child</ref>
		+	== Oppositional defiant disorder in children ==
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		+	According to the [[Mayo Clinic]]: "oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) includes a frequent and ongoing pattern of anger, irritability, arguing and defiance toward parents and other authority figures. ODD also includes being spiteful and seeking revenge, a behavior called vindictiveness."<ref>[https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/oppositional-defiant-disorder/symptoms-causes/syc-20375831 Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)], Mayo Clinic website</ref>

	==See also==		==See also==