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Children use emotions to manipulate others. |
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When children are sad, they need to find their own ways to move on. |
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Children may not focus on their commitments if they feel too much happiness. |
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It’s usually best to let a child work through being sad on their own. |
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When children feel something, it stays with them for a long time. |
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It is useful for children to feel angry sometimes. |
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When children are angry, it is best to just let them work it through on their own. |
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Parents don’t have to know about all their child’s feelings. |
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Children’s emotions tend to be long-lasting. |
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Children’s anger can be a relief to them, like a storm that clears the air. |
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Children can control what they show on their faces. |
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It’s usually best to let a child work through their negative feelings on their own. |
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The experience of anger can be a useful motivation for action. |
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Children tend to figure out their feelings even when parents are not available to guide them. |
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Children can control how they express their feelings. |
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Children’s emotional styles tend to stay the same over time. |
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Children often act sad or angry just to get their own way. |
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It is good for children to let their anger out. |
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Children often cry just to get attention. |
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Parents should encourage their child to tell them everything they are feeling. |
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When children are very happy, they can control what they show to others. |
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When children become sad or upset, parents can let them manage their feelings on their own. |
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Children can control their emotions. |
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Expressing anger is a good way for a child to let his/her desires and opinions be known. |
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It is important for children to tell their parents everything that they are feeling. |
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When children are too happy, they can get out of control. |
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Too much joy can make it hard for a child to understand others. |
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When children are angry, they need to find their own ways to resolve the situation. |
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When children are very angry, they can control what they show to others. |
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Children’s emotions last for long periods of time. |
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Children who feel emotions strongly are likely to face a lot of trouble in life. |
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Children sometimes act sad, just to get attention. |
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Being angry can motivate children to change or fix something in their lives. |
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