1 child to parent relationship. if i child does not have a good relationship with his/her parents the child's mental state will see it as to 'not be wanted' witch then effects the child's emotional development.
2 whole family tretment. there will always be the one person in the family to baby the kid and yes it is ok infact its what helps keep the child happier but if u have that person u also need the one who will 'put the foot down' witch will teach the kid disaplin. but most familys now a-days everyone i babing the kids and that makes them think the world revolves around them but later in life they will get kicked down and beat up for that fact witch could turn the child to depresstion.
1) living environment such as how they are being cared for and how safe the community is for them, also the resources they are getting.
2)family risk factors such as depression and mental illness and parental substance issues.
3) within child risk factors fussy temperament,development delay,any serious health issues
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<u><em>these examples should be taken into serious consideration when gathering information to fully understand and support children's support social and their emotional health </em></u>
B. Alcoholism can bring turmoil to the entire family and can affect one's school or work performance.
Explanation:
Alcoholism can definitely affect both your family and social life and one's performance which is why the other answers are wrong- they don't include both of these aspects of alcoholism.
the military leaders of the south were far superior to those of the North, the southern fighters hunted more and were more experienced with firearms and better marksmen. The south had it more easily strategically
