Here you might say: "But my child makes everything right now
these transgressions and taking the wrong decisions. How can I change my
opinion about all this?"
A person making decisions they usually have as positive
and negative consequences; one are found immediately after selecting
solutions and the relevant act, while others make themselves known
at a later date. The more Mature and experienced a person is, the more attention he pays
long-term effect. So, adolescents tend to focus on
immediate outcomes of their decisions whereas parents give more
attention to their consequences in the future. This fact -- the source of many
conflicts.
When the parent compels or tries to compel the child to take
a definite decision, he is usually less concerned about short-term consequences
and pays more attention to more distant the consequences of this decision.
There is, however, much more remote consequence, which
is ignored and the parent and child, namely -- teaching a teenager to see
and consider all the consequences of the decision. Learning to trust the child,
allowing them to make their own decisions and follow them, the parent
achieves short-term benefits of harmonious relations with
a child, and long-term benefits as make sure that gradually
learns to see more clearly and to consider long-term consequences of their own
solutions. When a parent prevents (or tries to prevent) the adoption
child decisions, leading to undesirable long-term effect,
child is less likely to feel these negative
consequences; even if he faced with them, it pays them enough
attention, as too concerned with the fight against the control of parents.