This is just to give an idea  Discussion: Child/Parent Interactions Two infants are born in the same inner-city hospital on the same day. One has loving, authoritative parents who provide a nurturing environment. There is open communication between the parents and the child. The other infant has parents who are abusive and neglectful. They have no interest in controlling the child’s behavior or monitoring the child’s activities. The first child grows up to overcome the challenges of the inner city and become a productive member of society, while the second is incarcerated by age 19. In this Discussion, you choose a case study in which you analyze the impact of child/parent interactions and address the likelihood of those interactions resulting in aggressive behavior. This is the second part to the Post a response to the following: Describe the potential interaction of the child and parent in the case study you selected. Would this interaction have a positive or negative influence on the child? Why? Explain the logical outcome for the child. What type of interaction would more likely contribute to aggressive behavior? Justify your response by using the Learning Resources and other academic resources. chosen Case Study #2 Jane and Tom are a married couple in their early 30s. They enjoy successful careers, are financially stable, and have decided to adopt a baby. Jane has decided to take a break from her career to be a stay-at-home mom. Both Jane and Tom are calm, easygoing, and openly affectionate. They are adopting a 14-month-old boy, Kevin, who was taken from his parents at 4 months of age because of neglect. Kevin’s 20-year-old birth mother has been addicted to drugs since she was 16. She did not use any drugs during her pregnancy, but she began using again after his birth. Kevin’s 28-year-old birth father is currently incarcerated for armed robbery and assault. He has a history of aggressive behavior and was diagnosed with conduct disorder as a juvenile and antisocial personality disorder as an adult. Kevin displays some ability to seek out closeness with his adoptive parents; however, he also displays a somewhat volatile temperament, with periods of extreme emotional outbursts. .

1. This is just to give an idea
Discussion: Child/Parent Interactions
Two infants are born in the same inner-city hospital on the same
day. One has loving, authoritative parents who provide a
nurturing environment. There is open communication between
the parents and the child. The other infant has parents who are
abusive and neglectful. They have no interest in controlling the
child’s behavior or monitoring the child’s activities. The first
child grows up to overcome the challenges of the inner city and
become a productive member of society, while the second is
incarcerated by age 19.
In this Discussion, you choose a case study in which you
analyze the impact of child/parent interactions and address the
likelihood of those interactions resulting in aggressive behavior.
This is the second part to the
Post a response to the following:
Describe the potential interaction of the child and parent in the
case study you selected. Would this interaction have a positive
or negative influence on the child? Why? Explain the logical
outcome for the child. What type of interaction would more
likely contribute to aggressive behavior? Justify your response
by using the Learning Resources and other academic resources.
chosen Case Study #2
Jane and Tom are a married couple in their early 30s. They
enjoy successful careers, are financially stable, and have
decided to adopt a baby. Jane has decided to take a break from
her career to be a stay-at-home mom. Both Jane and Tom are
calm, easygoing, and openly affectionate. They are adopting a

2. 14-month-old boy, Kevin, who was taken from his parents at 4
months of age because of neglect. Kevin’s 20-year-old birth
mother has been addicted to drugs since she was 16. She did not
use any drugs during her pregnancy, but she began using again
after his birth. Kevin’s 28-year-old birth father is currently
incarcerated for armed robbery and assault. He has a history of
aggressive behavior and was diagnosed with conduct disorder as
a juvenile and antisocial personality disorder as an adult. Kevin
displays some ability to seek out closeness with his adoptive
parents; however, he also displays a somewhat volatile
temperament, with periods of extreme emotional outbursts.