Take, for instance, the fact that the United States tops the list of industrialized nations for the number of violent deaths . That is one ranking faculty members at The University of Texas-Houston School of Public Health want to change, according to Dr. Pamela Orpinas, assistant professor of behavioral sciences. We can break the cycle of violence by handling conflicts nonviolently. We start by teaching our children .
Research indicates that the poorer the relationship with the parent, the more aggressive the child.
Take time to listen and share information with your child. Respect your children. Give them space. Respect their privacy. Let them express their opinions.