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All kids recognize and deal with people in different ways right from infancy. Take a baby for instance. He responds differently to his mother or a family friend. This difference in response continues on through childhood and adolescence. They recognize the difference in adults and some may use this to their advantage.

They figure out which adults they can manipulate and which they can’t. They figure out during childhood who doesn’t follow through on consequences, who lets their bad behaviour go, who they can use excuses with for bad behaviour and who will buy them things to get on their good side. They learn who will set limits.

If the child targets a particular person, it means he has learned that he has some form of control over that person. It may be that he s abusive toward his mother. This may be a sign that he feels inferior and bullying his mother makes him feel more powerful. The behavioral dynamic is that he lacks self confidence and putting her down gives him self confidence.

So why does the child do this? Try to see it from his viewpoint. Imagine your boss is always picking at you and complaining about your work. Wouldn’t you love to tell him where to shove the job? of course you would but you know you need the job so you have to accept it. It’s the same thing for the kids. They are getting gratification from telling off people who are their bosses.

Children often notice that parents are divided in their approach to inappropriate behaviour. This sends differing messages to the child and they feel that they can gain power by targeting the weaker parent or confronting the parent they feel is being unfair by challenging them. These children normally don’t have high self esteem. They fear confrontation and so they try to control the other person, thereby making that person a victim.

This targeted behaviour can divide the parents as they become angry both with the child and with one another. Unfortunately, this is the worst thing the parents can do. What they really need to do is to put up a united front and deal with the abusive child together. Don’t blame one another or the other siblings. Make the abusive child take responsibility for the behaviour.

Children know who has authority and generally they show respect to them. However, if the child sees someone as not being authoritive, he feels free to bully that person. This should bring definite consequences which should be clear and quick. Parents need to take note of what works with the behavioral responses of the child.

When a child bullies people to feel powerful, he needs to learn the skills to feel this way in more age appropriate ways.

There are two things parents need to do:

1. Parents need to assist the child to develop social skills such as compromise and conflict resolution.

2. Parents need to set clear and well defined limits of behaviour management.


These things help the child to learn to manage his feelings without feeling the need for abuse against others. Learning these skills makes the whole situation a lot happier for all concerned.


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Source: http://www.articletrader.com ]]> http://www.articletrader.com/internet/are-you-giving-your-personal-information-to-a-stranger.html http://www.articletrader.com/internet/are-you-giving-your-personal-information-to-a-stranger.html Mon, 12 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600
In most cases, spyware is installed by the user when they install a freeware or shareware program. Once it is downloaded, the program begins collecting information for the spyware writer’s use or for him to sell to a third party. P2P programs are renowned for downloads that possess spyware.

Whenever you download a program, you should always pay attention to the small print. Often, the publisher states that a spyware program is included and there are also some that carry an opt-out box that you can tick to stop the spyware from being included in your download.

Sometimes, spyware can access your computer through the practice of manipulating security features that prevent unwanted downloads. These programs are designed so that even if you choose the button to stop the download, the spyware program will start.

The third common method of spyware infection is through attacking security holes in the browser or other software programs. When you go to a webpage that is controlled by a spyware writer, there is code that attacks the browser and forces the installation of spyware.

Spyware is malicious and can perform a number of tasks on your computer, ranging from annoying to aggressive in nature. Spyware can:

• Scan your hard drive for files
• Monitor keystrokes for reporting
• Look through applications on your desktop
• Read your cookies
• Steal credit card and other personal information
• Deliver pop up advertisements
• Change default settings
• Mutate into second generation of spyware
• Slow down your computer

to prevent your computer from being attacked by spyware, there are a couple of steps you can take.

Buy a reliable anti-spyware program such as AdAware or Windows Antispyware.
Alternatively, use the antispyware software as part of an antivirus package such as Norton, McAfee, or Symantec.

Anti-spyware software provides real-time protection, scanning and removal of any spyware that is found on your computer. Make sure you update your antivirus software regularly.

Internet Explorer itself is often to blame for the spyware problem because the spyware programs often attach to it through its weaknesses. This has led to many users switching to other browsers but if you are continuing to use Internet Explorer, then you need to update the security patches on a regular basis. Also, when downloading programs, only download from a reputable source.

If however, your computer has been infected with a lot of spyware, you may have no alternative but to backup your data and completely reinstall the operating system.



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Source: http://www.articletrader.com ]]> http://www.articletrader.com/health/fitness/what-is-guided-meditation.html http://www.articletrader.com/health/fitness/what-is-guided-meditation.html Mon, 12 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600
Most people, when thinking of meditation, think of someone sitting with their eyes shut and chanting. This is not what meditation is about and, unless the person is achieving an outcome, this would serve no purpose whatsoever.

Guided meditation is where there is a person guiding you toward an outcome through the process of meditation.

Just like everything else you do, meditation must have a purpose. After all, you wouldn’t go out to work every day unless there was a purpose to it would you? Meditation is the same. Why do it for no reason?

There are a number of reasons why people meditate. Some of these reasons are:

• To help you focus
• Relaxation
• To elevate your mood
• To help you to be creative
• Self esteem and confidence
• Find inner peace
• Focus on healing
• Control pain
• Overcome fear

These are only a few of the reasons for meditation. In reality, the reasons are unlimited. Guided meditation is designed to assist you in choosing the right way to meditate to achieve your desired outcome.

When choosing a meditation guide, you need to find out their techniques and specialties. You need a guide who can help you to achieve the objectives you have in mind.

Most meditation guides will first teach you deep breathing techniques so that you can learn to relax and remain focused. Without this, other meditation paths will be useless.

Every meditation guide is different and sometimes the differences between guides can be quite dramatic so you need to find a guide who best works for you.

There are also meditation cds that use guided meditation. These may work for some people where others find them unrealistic and amusing.

There are many different types of guided meditation and many cds, dvds, and videos are available in bookshops or on the internet. If the source is reputable, they will offer a limited look at the product so that you can make a decision of whether or not it is for you.

Before signing up to a meditation centre or health retreat for guided meditation, check to see if they have an introductory CDROM of their program. Try this out before spending your money on something that may not even work for you.

Anyone who is thinking of entering a health retreat for meditation should try meditation first. At the very least, you should try the meditation deep breathing exercises. Practice these for a while until you feel you are able to focus. If you master these, then guided meditation is more likely to be successful.


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Though everyone responds differently, the effects during and after a crisis will be felt by everyone involved. Some feel the effects straight away but others may have a delayed response to the situation. Often, these people are so busy helping others that they appear numb to the experience. They are often seen as brave but may actually be hiding from their own personal trauma and pain. Because of this, they may become the most severely affected of all.

Allowing people, including yourself, to express their feelings in a caring environment is a very positive thing and can ensure that people recover instead of being permanently psychologically disabled. Everyone, both young and old, needs to have their feelings validated.

Some people blame themselves believing that they could somehow have prevented the tragedy. A traumatic experience can shatter people for a long time but there are things that may help. These are listed below:

Don't be afraid to express your feelings and thoughts about the event
Talk with your loved ones;
Contact friends and family for support;
Try not to be alone too much ; and
Keep to a normal routine wherever possible

If you are a friend of someone who is trying to cope with tragedy, there are things you can do that will help:

Listen and give advice only if they ask;
Don't take feelings of anger personally;
Be caring and understanding; and
Reassure them they are okay

Nobody is really prepared for the emotional consequences of violence or other traumatic events. Hence, we feel devastated and overwhelmed when there is a loss of life or serious injury to someone we know. Recognising the common physical and emotional reactions may help to devise a way of coping with them. Some of these symptoms are:

Anger, anxiety and fear;
Depression ;
Emotional numbness ;
Sleeping difficulties;
Nightmares;
Mental exhaustion ;
Poor appetite ;
Reliving traumatic images;
Problems with concentration;
Tendencies of withdrawal or isolation ; and
Fearful of expressing emotion.

If symptoms are significant enough to interfere with your normal functioning or persist for longer than a couple of weeks, you need to seek medical advice. If you cannot get over feelings of guilt, depression, stress or panic and these symptoms become prolonged and extreme, you need to contact a mental health provider for advice.

There are several steps you can take to assist in your recovery:

Take care of yourself, both physically and emotionally;
Maintain regular exercise to increase resistance to stress;
Watch your nutrition;
Ensure you are getting enough sleep;
Avoid overworking;
Don't withdraw from your social life for an extended period;
Talk about the event;
Take time to be by yourself ;
Forgive yourself;
Accept assistance;
Help others;
Don't avoid your feelings; and
Remember to enjoy life.

Grieving takes time but don't allow the process of grief to consume your life entirely. By following the advice above, a healthy balance of normality and grieving can be achieved.

However, if anyone is affected so much by the trauma of the event that they simply cannot return to healthy functioning, then professional assistance must be sought.



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The same cannot always be said of people with personality disorders as their traits tend to be mainly negative. They may act in socially inappropriate ways and are often unable to function normally in relationships whether personal or work related.

There are three groups of personality disorders, each having similar characteristics. These are:

1. Personality disorders that are characterised by eccentric behaviours such as paranoia, and schizoid behaviours.

Symptoms of paranoid personality disorders include:

• Emotional detachment;
• Feelings of anger toward others;
• Believing that people are trying to harm you in some way;
• Believing that what people say is in some way being malicious toward you personally; and
• Being unable to work collaboratively with other people.

Symptoms of a schizoid personality disorder include:

• Being emotionally distant;
• Emotional detachment;
• Being very introverted:
• Fantasising; and
• Being fixated on your own thoughts and feelings.

Symptoms of schizotypal personality disorder include;

• Eccentricities in the way you dress, speak, and interact;
• Believing that public speeches etc contain hidden messages for you;
• Suspicion and paranoia;
• Believing others can be influenced by your thoughts; and
• Indifference to other people


2. Disorders that display dramatic emotional behaviour. These include hysterics, narcissism, and antisocial behaviours and are often quite dramatic.

Symptoms of histrionic personality disorder include;

• Attention seeking behaviours, particularly of a sexual nature;
• Intense desire for approval from others;
• False sense of intimacy;
• Excessive concern with physical appearance; and
• Emotional swings.

Symptoms of narcissistic personality disorder include;

• Excessive response to criticism;
• Constant attention seeking behaviours;
• Inability to empathise;
• Inflated sense of importance; and
• Being manipulative.

Symptoms of antisocial personality disorder include;

• Aggressive and violent behaviours;
• Lying and stealing;
• No signs of remorse when hurting others;
• No consideration for the law and other people’s rights;
• Irresponsible and unreliable; and
• No concern for safety.

Symptoms of borderline personality disorder include;

• Inability to control emotions;
• Dramatic mood swings;
• Stormy relationships including physical aggression;
• Feeling empty inside;
• Fear of being alone; and
• Suicidal attempts or ideations and self harming.

3. Those personality disorders marked by obsessive-compulsive behaviours, anxiety, fearful behaviours and avoidance and dependence.

Symptoms of avoidant personality disorder include;

• Socially isolated;
• Extremely shy; and
• Hypersensitive to criticism

Symptoms of dependent personality disorder include;

• Excessively dependent on others;
• Intensely afraid of being alone;
• Not willing to make decisions or to give opinion:
• Tolerates abusive treatment rather than lose relationship; and
• Jumps straight into new relationship after one ends.
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Symptoms of obsessive-compulsive personality disorder include;

• Excessively concerned about rules, order. schedules and so forth;
• Perfectionism;
• Hoarding of broken and worthless objects;
• Inability to share responsibilities;
• Inflexibility in opinions; and
• Compulsive devotion to work.

Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder is not the same as obsessive-compulsive disorder, an anxiety disorder that shares some symptoms but is more extreme and disabling.

Most people with personality disorders believe that other people are to blame for the conflict and instability that they experience in their lives.

Although these conditions are incurable, the sufferer can live a relatively normal life with therapy and medication.




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Source: http://www.articletrader.com ]]> http://www.articletrader.com/society/marriage/understanding-the-emotional-development-of-a-child.html http://www.articletrader.com/society/marriage/understanding-the-emotional-development-of-a-child.html Fri, 09 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600
When he is about three years old, these emotions begin to really come into focus and he becomes aware of feelings of sadness, joy, love, fear, disappointment, anger, happiness, caring and hatred.

Babies have emotions as well but they are mainly elementary emotions such as pleasure, fear, pain, discomfort and basically anything else that relates to his physical wellbeing.

From the ages of three to six, there is a rapid development of the child’s emotions and he is confronted with emotions in new ways. These new emotions may be quite intense and frightening for a child. As a parent, you need to help him to understand and cope with these emotions.

During this period, his anger may turn into tantrums, and his enthusiasm may show in inappropriate behaviour, bad dreams become nightmares, relatively small concerns become terrifying fears, and disappointment seems like the end of the world to him. He becomes vulnerable and can be easily hurt emotionally.

As the child progresses into his early years at school, his emotional world becomes much larger with friends, teachers, and even activities taking up a larger part of his life. His total dependency on his parents decreases.

At this stage, the child learns of new emotional experiences such as success and failure, competitiveness, approval and disapproval, and acceptance and rejection by his peers and others.

This can sometimes be exhilarating as he becomes involved in sport and other activities. It can also be harsh as the reality of ability and inability comes to the forefront of his world. After all, children can be cruel and hurtful to their peers if they perceive them to be inferior in their abilities in any way.

By the time the child reaches adolescence, his emotional experiences become more complex as friends become the core of his emotional life. This creates a pull away from the home and the family unit and can be quite confusing for the young person. Add to this the emotionally laden issues of sexuality and it can be very delightful as well as frightening for him.

At this point, the adolescent has become a physical and emotional being. For the most part, his world is reasonably well formed and he has an understanding of his emotions and coping strategies.

If, for any reason, the adolescent shows signs of being unable to cope with his emotions, it is important to seek professional help for him. Failure to do so may be a recipe for disaster. Some young people who have difficulty in coping may turn to drugs and alcohol as a coping strategy.



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It is very competitive in the cyber world these days with many people vying for the best spot in the search ratings. If you want to gain an edge, you need to market to the right customers so that you can create a super niche for yourself.

So, let’s get started.

Firstly, you need to develop a niche. You can do this without having to outlay lots of cash. Find a unique marketplace and focus on the needs of the prospects in that marketplace

Create opportunities by narrowing your focus. Work out your target audience and research their communities and their needs. By speaking on a personal level with your prospects on a particular product or service, you will make more money. If you advertise to the millions of people not interested in your product, you are wasting valuable resources.

Share your knowledge through free information. This can be through web content, reports, or booklets. Do it in a way that gets them interested but doesn’t pressure them to buy. This develops trust and reputation as an expert. This will eventually influence them they are more likely to buy from you.

After you have found and developed your niche, you need to become an expert in that particular niche. Make your business stand out from the crowd with meaningful content. This marks you as a reliable advisor within that niche and you can communicate competence and leadership that appeals to your target market.

Remember that customers are happy to pay a higher price to someone who caters to them so be sure to offer exclusive goods and services. Use this to create higher end products and services that are customized to your niche.

Above all, cultivate a reputation through word of mouth testimonials. Once you have become an expert, some of the competitive challenges may disappear and you will get customers with much less effort than before.

Now all you have to do is get on with it. Put in some time and attention in developing and nurturing your super niche. It will pay off handsomely.

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Without this good credit score, the opportunity of buying things you want or need is more difficult. Sure, there are lenders who will let you borrow but at an extremely inflated interest rate.

So, as you can see, having a good credit score is very important. However, if you have a bad credit score, there are ways to fix it. This needs to be done as soon as possible and there are a number of ways to go about it.

One of the most important things is to stop your bad credit before it gets any worse than it already is. If you pay your overdue debts, it will cut off the bad credit reports. Although it won’t make your credit score any better, it will put you on track to fix your credit history.

Open a new bank account and apply for a secured credit card. This will be at a higher interest rate but that will control your spending and raise your credit score. Pay your credit card bill on time every month and your credit score will rise significantly.

Following the above advice will eventually lead to an improvement in your credit rating but your past credit history will still remain for around five to seven years before it expires. It all takes time but, if you are patient and diligent, you will see your credit score change.

If you make positive steps, your creditors will pass that information on to credit reporting agencies. If you always pay your loan payments and credit cards on time, you will get a good credit rating. This also applies to utility bills, rent, and so forth. You will eventually have a good credit rating so it’s worth the effort. Future financial opportunities could come your way and you wouldn’t want to miss out because of a poor credit score.

Anne is the owner of two websites http://www.ebooksbargains.com which has a huge range of books on a variety of subjects and http://www.therepairables.com that is a site which can help you in times of financial problems.

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Well the reality is that there are no hidden secrets to niche marketing. It’s just that the gurus know how to cash in on these niche products the way the rest of us don’t. So what is it that they really know that we may learn from?

Firstly, they have plenty of knowledge about the art of niche marketing. They seek knowledge and the internet is full of knowledge on a multitude of subjects. There are heaps of free products available but most marketers just can’t make a decision on what to market because of information overload. Consequently, the business goes nowhere and the money fails to flow.

So, take time out and think of what popular niches there are that you can sell products in and take action to generate some cash through a bit of hard work. If you put in the effort, it will eventually be rewarded.

Also, niche marketing gurus often outsource their work to a team of artists, writers, designers and so forth. Of course, you may not be able to do this because of the financial outlay. If this is the case then you need to learn how to do it yourself. There are many e-books available to help you.

While you are starting out and doing everything manually, you should gradually learn how to automate these things. If you do that, you may end up with hundreds of little niche websites all running automatically and generating income without much effort. It can be done and it is being done every day. People are making literally thousands of dollars simply by niche marketing.

As you can see, the more niche sites you create, the more money you will make. If you can make five to ten new niche sites a month, you will be reaping the benefits in a big way about six months down the track.

So to recap, start manual but look at putting all of the chores on autopilot. Whatever you can do through a program, you can automate. Try to find someone else to come into it with you so that the work load is divided.

The gurus make it big because they hire employees or partners and they use automation to churn out their websites and generate income. They plan their websites and are willing to put in the hard work. If they can do it so can you.

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Source: http://www.articletrader.com ]]> http://www.articletrader.com/society/marriage/understanding-parental-grief.html http://www.articletrader.com/society/marriage/understanding-parental-grief.html Thu, 08 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600
There is a certain disbelief attached to the death of a child. Parents are meant to outlive their children…children are not meant to die. The paradox is that the bereaved parents need to go on living yet they also feel the need to hang on to their grief as a reminder of the child who has died

These bereaved parents don’t cease to be the parents of the deceased child but have to accept the fact that they will never see their child or participate in the life of that child again. Therefore, they need to find ways to hang on to the memories.

Often, parents who have lost a child will tell you that the memories are what helps to create the inner peace needed to heal. In other words, they learn how to retain that closeness with the deceased child through these memories.

Mental health professionals agree that parental grief is very complex and an incredibly traumatic emotional crisis. This grief needs to be acknowledged and the intensity of the grief understood.

For these parents, the grief is a long and painful process. They must try to find some meaning for the loss and learn to live their lives without the child. The intensity of parental grief is frightening and they often feel very alone.

Bereaved parents often strive to continue to make their child’s presence known and felt in the lives of others. They see the time they had with their child as a gift and see it as a gift to others as well. In this way, they can continue to love and value the life of the child.

Despite the changing composition of the family in the minds of others, the birth order of the child who has died remains fixed within the thoughts of the parents and the child is considered to be a part of the family forever. The death of the child creates a void in the family that also lasts forever.

We all know that death itself is common to all beliefs and cultures. It transcends all races and powers. In death, there is both individuality and commonality and all who are touched by the experience of death react in a different way. The death of a child, however, is such a devastating experience that it takes both a physical and emotional toll on the parents and other family members.

One of the commonalities of the grief of parents when their child has died is the sense of its enormity. There is a sensation that the pain will never end. The feelings of these parents need to be expressed so that their anger does not become destructive to them in the future.

Other commonalities are the feeling that they must always hold on to this grief so that they never let go of the child. Also, the general sense of disorientation is common to grieving parents.

Grieving parents need to be able to talk about the death of their child and how they are feeling and they may need to do this many times over. It is part of the grieving process. These feelings and thoughts need to be processed in order for the healing process to begin.

Grieving parents often feel alone and disconnected and learn to live through their grief separately. They need to be aware that there is no timeframe and no expectations of the duration of their grief.

Anyone who wants to help grieving parents through this traumatic experience needs to be aware of the emotional complexity of this issue. Don’t go into this with any preconceived ideas of how the grieving parents should be. The death of a child is so emotionally overwhelming that their responses may not be only bewildering to others but to themselves as well.


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