Now someone needs a study to see if a little parental control can help that very young child develop some self-control. Couldn't hurt.
"Problems surfacing in adolescence, such as becoming a smoker or getting pregnant, accounted for about half of the bad outcomes associated with low self-control in childhood. Kids who scored low on such measures — for instance, becoming easily frustrated, lacking persistence in reaching goals or performing tasks, or having difficulty waiting their turn in line — were roughly three times more likely to wind up as poor, addicted, single parents or to have multiple health problems as adults, compared with children who behaved more conscientiously as early as age 3."
The Key to Health, Wealth and Success: Self-Control – TIME Healthland
Monday, January 31, 2011
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