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John Locke

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Philosophy

 

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Margaret M

 

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September 12, 2011

 

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This reverence will eventually turn into a genuine love and friendship with and for their parents. Locke means that when a parent does not take control and order over situations that deserve such things, the child will act out. A parent giving little or no discipline will in turn have to deal with a child with a poor attitude and an uncontrollable temper...
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If the parent properly uses the fear and awe they have over the child, the child will submit to them and will generally follow the rules set out. And with these rules, don't set too many out, or the children will not remember them. Only have a select few rules that you can be sure that the children are observing...
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