Luyện tập: Living alone or in small families
04/11/2024 2024-11-04 19:00Luyện tập: Living alone or in small families
Topic statementIt is true that cities are seeing a rise in smaller families and one-person householdshộ gia đình một người, while the extended familyđại gia đình is becoming a raritysự hiếm có. OpinionIn my opinion, this is a negative development.
Topic statementAs families become smaller, the traditional family support networkmạng lưới hỗ trợ is disappearing, and this can have a negative impact on children as they grow up. Supporting statementIn a nuclear familygia đình hạt nhân or single parent household, childcaresự chăm sóc trẻ em becomes an expensive and stressful part of daily life. Supporting statementWithout the help of grandparents or aunts and uncles, busy parents must rely on babysittersngười trông giữ trẻ, nanniesvú nuôi and after-school clubs to take care of younger children, while older children may be left alone after school and during holidays. Supporting statementThe absencesự thiếu vắng of adult family members can mean that friends, television and the Internet become the primarychủ yếu influences on children’s behaviour. Supporting statementIt is no surprise that the declinesự giảm sút of the extended family has been linked to a rise in psychologicalthuộc về tâm lý and behaviouralthuộc về hành vi problems amongsttrong số young people.
Topic statementThe trend towards people living alone is perhaps even more damaging because of the psychological effects of reduced human interactionsự tương tác. Supporting statementIndividualscá nhân who live on their own and have nobody to talk to in person, so they cannot share problems or discuss the highs and lowssự thăng trầm of daily life. Supporting statementThey forgobỏ the constant stimulationsự kích thích, khuyến khích and hustlesự xô bồ and bustlesự hối hả of a large family, and are left to their own devices for extended periods of time. Supporting statementThe lack of human contactsự tiếp xúc in the home is necessarily replaced by passivebị động distractionssự làm xao nhãng, such as television, video games, online chat rooms or Internet surfing. Supporting statementThis type of existencesự tồn tại is associated with boredomsự chán nản, loneliness, and feelings of isolationsự cô lập or even alienationsự xa lánh, all of which are factors that are known to increase the risk of mental illnessbệnh tâm lý.
OpinionIn conclusion, I believe that individuals thrivephát triển when they are part of larger family groups, and so it is worrying that many people are choosing to live alone or in such small family units.
It is true that cities are seeing a rise in smaller families and hộ gia đình một người, while the đại gia đình is becoming a sự hiếm có. In my opinion, this is a negative development.
As families become smaller, the traditional family mạng lưới hỗ trợ is disappearing, and this can have a negative impact on children as they grow up. In a gia đình hạt nhân or single parent household, sự chăm sóc trẻ em becomes an expensive and stressful part of daily life. Without the help of grandparents or aunts and uncles, busy parents must rely on người trông giữ trẻ, vú nuôi and after-school clubs to take care of younger children, while older children may be left alone after school and during holidays. The sự thiếu vắng of adult family members can mean that friends, television and the Internet become the chủ yếu influences on children’s behaviour. It is no surprise that the sự giảm sút of the extended family has been linked to a rise in thuộc về tâm lý and thuộc về hành vi problems trong số young people.
The trend towards people living alone is perhaps even more damaging because of the psychological effects of reduced human sự tương tác. cá nhân who live on their own and have nobody to talk to in person, so they cannot share problems or discuss sự thăng trầm of daily life. They bỏ the constant sự kích thích, khuyến khích and sự xô bồ and sự hối hả of a large family, and are left to their own devices for extended periods of time. The lack of human sự tiếp xúc in the home is necessarily replaced by bị động sự làm xao nhãng, such as television, video games, online chat rooms or Internet surfing. This type of sự tồn tại is associated with sự chán nản, loneliness, and feelings of sự cô lập or even sự xa lánh, all of which are factors that are known to increase the risk of bệnh tâm lý.
In conclusion, I believe that individuals phát triển when they are part of larger family groups, and so it is worrying that many people are choosing to live alone or in such small family units.
