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Anger between parent and child is especially harmful because it weakens their bond
Drawn from what Herbert Spencer said
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- Herbert Spencer English philosopher and sociologist (1820 to 1903)
Whether in parent or child, anger, however caused, and to whomsoever directed, is detrimental. But anger in a parent towards a child, and in a child towards a parent, is especially detrimental; because it weakens that bond of sympathy which is essential to beneficent control.
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↗Education: Intellectual, Moral, and Physical (1854-1861)gutenberg.org
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