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positive example of the effects of research on children and/ or families is
that research can save the lives of other children. For example, cures for
various diseases can help families who are facing the disease get cured. Another
example is that some family and children who go through research can help with
many different experiments not just those dealing with diseases. Another
example is how children are used when it comes to how they interact with other children
and how children perceive different things such as when they are in the preoperational stage. From my personal I
watched my little sister and brother say that one of them had more drink in
their cup then the other one because one glass was tall and the other glass was
short but in actuality the cups held the same amount of liquid in them. At the
age that they were at the time they did not know the difference between the two different cups because their mind did
not understand just yet on how to perceive the two glasses.
I brought children into this dark world because it needed the light that only a child can bring. ~Liz Armbruster, on robertbrault.com
Hi Kyisha,
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It is very interesting how children preceive things just from the glasses being different. It jut goes to show how a child's preception is at different ages.
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