Assertion: alienation's parent | /r/CapableOf | manipulate child
Facets:
value: psychologically
type: MANNER
value: of making decisions
type: PURPOSE
value: to reject other family members
type: PURPOSE
value: to reject the other parent
type: PURPOSE
value: out of hatred
type: CAUSE
value: to convince them
type: PURPOSE
value: to choose sides
type: PURPOSE
value: in alienation cases
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Parental alienation is when one parent psychologically manipulates a child into fearing or expressing hostility toward the other parent.
text: Unfortunately, that isn't always the case and, in alienation cases, one parent influences the child to believe the other parent's authority is not important and can or should be disregarded.
text: In the past in cases where one parent influences a child into rejecting a relationship with the other parent, who is otherwise a normal-range and affectionally available parent was commonly called Parental Alienation or Parental Alienation Syndrome.
text: Anger issues: When a parent manipulates the child or instills negativity and hatred for the other parent in their mind, it has an adverse impact and makes the child upset or even angry with the parent.
text: Alienating parents manipulate their child into believing their other parent is not a good person and doesn’t love them.
text: However, there are certain situations where parents influence their children to choose sides.
text: Parental alienation syndrome occurs when one parent emotionally manipulates a child to convince them that the other parent is a bad person.
text: It is when one parent manipulates a child to have a less than favourable opinion of the other parent.
text: Parental alienation occurs when one parent manipulates a child to reject the other parent, whether out of hatred, fear, or disrespect.
text: It is misleading to characterise PAS as "a rejected theory" when it has spawned so extensive a literature and legacy; the fact that PAS has not been accepted as a syndrome by professional/psychological associations is independent of whether or not the broader concept (of parents psychologically manipulating children to reject other family members) is generally accepted.
text: The alienating parent places the child into a position (and influences the child as a result) of making decisions the child does not have the age or maturity to make.