Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – The Screaming Child

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The speaker discusses how children can be annoying and dangerous, and how one can ignore them completely. They also mention that children will start screaming back if they don't follow a policy of ignoring them completely. The speaker suggests that children need to deal with their frustration and turn around to find a way to defuse it.

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			They've done a lot of tests in
this, they show an adult and a
		
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			child, for whatever reason the
child is screaming, one thing you
		
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			can do is just ignore them
completely. And what they
		
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			discovered is that this is very,
very, very harmful, their
		
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			insecurity will increase, and when
they grow up, they will be always
		
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			looking for attachment. There will
always be looking for attention.
		
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			Sometimes you do have to ignore.
But if you just have a policy of
		
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			ignoring, that doesn't work. The
other response that we do,
		
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			generally, you start screaming
back that aggravates the child
		
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			even further and they start
screaming back, you're not going
		
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			to get anywhere with that. The
third response, you absorb what
		
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			they're saying, you process it and
you find another way to defuse it.
		
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			According to research. It shows
that if you're in an argument with
		
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			somebody, somebody's frustrated
with you and you show frustration
		
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			back, nobody's gonna win. The only
way you can win this is to subvert
		
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			it. Go around the site to deal
with it. That's what you call
		
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			wisdom. This is what character
requires