They set the place on fire by puttingI may regret asking this, but how?
mattresses on extension cords.
The electrical system had just been
rehabbed along with the whole
house, a massive upgrade...that
they destroyed.
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They set the place on fire by puttingI may regret asking this, but how?
They set the place on fire by putting
mattresses on extension cords.
It means boys and girls raised in a stable family with a mother and father have more guidance and opportunity to be balanced; meaning to mature successfully, rather than stay infantile, especially boys.What the heck does that mean? How does having half this kids in your family be kind and responsible, and the other half stay infantile, how exactly is that "balance?"
Whose reality?In reality of course, a family is any group of people that live together and look out for each other.
Is it acceptable to you that the boys were infantile and irresponsible?It means boys and girls raised in a stable family with a mother and father have more guidance and opportunity to be balanced; meaning to mature successfully, rather than stay infantile, especially boys.
Not at all acceptable.Is it acceptable to you that the boys were infantile and irresponsible?
So how can it be changed?Not at all acceptable.
Not sure if the film was based on a real incident, I think it was, but such did happen and it turned out a lot more peaceful than the film - so I wouldn't take the film as being true to life. And not the incident related in the article.Reminds me of Lord Of The Flies
"kill the pig, cut her throat, spill the blood!"
The primary problem with the experiment was that the boys were kept in a house....I was reading about some scientific research. They took 10 girls and ten boys and put each group in a separate house without supervision for 5 days. Adults filmed the whole thing, and were there in case an emergency happened, but did not interfere with anything the kids did.
How the girls acted was enormously different from how the boys acted.
The first thing the boys did was trash the house and write all over the walls. Although they had taken a cooking course they did not cook or have meals together. They simply scrounged for easy snacks in the cupboards. They divided themselves into two antagonistic gangs. One boy was singled out for bullying.
The girls cooked, cleaned, and organized a fashion show for entertainment purposes. They did not divide into cliques. When a cat was found, they all wanted to take care of the cat.
So, folks... What the HECK are we doing wrong?
This study can be found on numerous sites: here are two
20 Kids Were Left Alone In A House For A Controversial Experiment. This Is What Happened.
There was a stark difference between how the boys and girls behaved.www.iflscience.comBoys And Girls Were Left Alone For 5 Days, The Experiment Revealed Eye-Opening Insights On How Both Groups Are Misjudged
Well, it looks like we know what would happen in a real-life Lord of the Flies scenario...www.boredpanda.com
The reality I observe of course. You might see things differently, which is irrelevant to me.Whose reality?
The most important thing a child can have, are two parents or carers, that support each other and their kids and that provide love and security.It means boys and girls raised in a stable family with a mother and father have more guidance and opportunity to be balanced; meaning to mature successfully, rather than stay infantile, especially boys.
Did you expect something else?So you are blaming the woeful behavior of the boys on their biology? Tell me I'm misunderstanding you.
Yes, my assumption when I wrote this post was that boys and girls were being socialized differently.Did you expect something else?
Why would that be a factor? Do you not think boys have been brought up in houses?The primary problem with the experiment was that the boys were kept in a house....
I suspect the outcome would be quite different if they were asked to be in an outdoor camp.
Boys tend to spend more time outdoors than girls during leisure time. It is possible that part of it is social, but I think there is also overall biological variation at play here. I suspect (though this requires study) that boys feel more stressed indoors and more comfortable outdoors than girls... especially if they are within a group of similar age.Why would that be a factor? Do you not think boys have been brought up in houses?
It's Calvinball!Is anyone truly surprised?
Not really, boys will be boys. Unfortunately/fortunately delete whichever is applicable, depending on context.Is anyone truly surprised?