The Life Of A Parent And Child
We’ve seen or heard of the rebeller, the screamer, the slacker, the whiner and the evader, especially if you’re dealing with a teen. But, kids no matter what kind, come with a hunger for love and respect.
The below notes and screenshots are from the amazing Ted talk by Jennifer Nacif.
Dominant: Key words: Challenges, Independent, Winning, being right, control. POWER.
Social: Connect with people, make friends, popularity, entertainment, help others. CONNECTION/FUN.
Patient: Acceptance, harmony, safety, love, understanding, kindness, help others. SAFETY.
Analytical: Order, structure, specific acknowledgement, procedures, mental challenges, clear instructions.
The Analytical Child
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The Dominant Child
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The Patient Child
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The Social Child
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Cited Works: These notes and screenshots are from the amazing Ted talk by Jennifer Nacif.
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