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Then, they must recognize generational differences, develop a sound curriculum, and keep abreast of officer evolution. The study of 1,133 young adult parents, whose mothers took part in a 15-year study from 1979, found significant generational changes in parenting practices. He said: "If parents really just learned from their own parents, we wouldn't witness such dramatic generational shifts as were seen in this study. |
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