Anucie su clasificados en la red. |
|
causes.
happier or more popular. Austin said kids “are vulnerable to wishful thinking, and the ads play right into that by showing them all the great things that are supposed to happen when you drink alcohol. This influence on teen attitudes begins early. “We think this study and others are making it pretty clear that the media can prime children to drink long before they have the opportunity to do so,” Austin said. The researcher, however, said that parents played an important role in either encouraging or discouraging their children to drink. In fact, the study showed that parents who take critical position concerning television programming usually pass that on to their kids, and their teens are less likely to drink. Austin said it was important that parents helped kids “see the fallacies in alcohol portrayals that seem desirable but are untrue or misleading.” This shows parents’ comments do matter. You shouldn’t give up in the face of an obstinate adolescent who on the surface seems to be rejecting your comments. He may be absorbing it in a way you don’t appreciate. (American Family Association) TALK to your kids and EDUCATE them on the dangers of alcohol Set a good EXAMPLE for your children Celebrate holidays and family events ALCOHOL-FREE Never SUPPLY your child or their friends with alcohol Greater Spokane Substance Abuse Council 8104 E. Sprague, Spokane Valley, WA 99212 (509)922-8383 |