ISBN: 9798996005833 - the child in charge: little kid reactions in big adult bodies (8 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The last time you lost your temper over something small, went quiet when someone pushed you, or needed to be right even when you knew you were wrong, that wasn't a character flaw. It was a childhood strategy, decades out of date, still firing anyway.Child in Charge explains why. During the years when behavioral patterns are being formed, the brain is building at extraordinary speed and operating without the prefrontal resources that would allow a child to pause, evaluate, and choose. The strategies that develop in that window, to get needs met, to stay safe, to hold a place in the world, get wired in, accelerated by myelin, and reinforced through repetition until they fire faster than conscious thought. By adulthood, most of us are operating programs that are twenty or thirty years old, in environments those programs were never designed for.The book is organized around three categories of strategies: those that use other people, those that protect the self, and those that keep us from stepping fully into adult life. It maps fifty-five specific behaviors across those three categories, where each came from, why it made sense when it was built, what it costs in the life we're living now, and what the grown-up version of the same underlying need actually looks like.Science-grounded and written in plain language, Child in Charge gives readers a framework for understanding behavior, their own and everyone else's, that doesn't stop at the fifty-five behaviors named here. That framework is the point. Learn how behaviors built in childhood, are still costing us as adults today, and what to do about it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The last time you lost your temper over something small, went quiet when someone pushed you, or needed to be right even when you knew you were wrong, that wasn't a character flaw. It was a childhood strategy, decades out of date, still firing anyway.Child in Charge explains why. During the years when behavioral patterns are being formed, the brain is building at extraordinary speed and operating without the prefrontal resources that would allow a child to pause, evaluate, and choose. The strategies that develop in that window, to get needs met, to stay safe, to hold a place in the world, get wired in, accelerated by myelin, and reinforced through repetition until they fire faster than conscious thought. By adulthood, most of us are operating programs that are twenty or thirty years old, in environments those programs were never designed for.The book is organized around three categories of strategies: those that use other people, those that protect the self, and those that keep us from stepping fully into adult life. It maps fifty-five specific behaviors across those three categories, where each came from, why it made sense when it was built, what it costs in the life we're living now, and what the grown-up version of the same underlying need actually looks like.Science-grounded and written in plain language, Child in Charge gives readers a framework for understanding behavior, their own and everyone else's, that doesn't stop at the fifty-five behaviors named here. That framework is the point. Learn how behaviors built in childhood, are still costing us as adults today, and what to do about it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The last time you lost your temper over something small, went quiet when someone pushed you, or needed to be right even when you knew you were wrong, that wasn't a character flaw. It was a childhood strategy, decades out of date, still firing anyway.Child in Charge explains why. During the years when behavioral patterns are being formed, the brain is building at extraordinary speed and operating without the prefrontal resources that would allow a child to pause, evaluate, and choose. The strategies that develop in that window, to get needs met, to stay safe, to hold a place in the world, get wired in, accelerated by myelin, and reinforced through repetition until they fire faster than conscious thought. By adulthood, most of us are operating programs that are twenty or thirty years old, in environments those programs were never designed for.The book is organized around three categories of strategies: those that use other people, those that protect the self, and those that keep us from stepping fully into adult life. It maps fifty-five specific behaviors across those three categories, where each came from, why it made sense when it was built, what it costs in the life we're living now, and what the grown-up version of the same underlying need actually looks like.Science-grounded and written in plain language, Child in Charge gives readers a framework for understanding behavior, their own and everyone else's, that doesn't stop at the fifty-five behaviors named here. That framework is the point.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The last time you lost your temper over something small, went quiet when someone pushed you, or needed to be right even when you knew you were wrong, that wasn't a character flaw. It was a childhood strategy, decades out of date, still firing anyway.Child in Charge explains why. During the years when behavioral patterns are being formed, the brain is building at extraordinary speed and operating without the prefrontal resources that would allow a child to pause, evaluate, and choose. The strategies that develop in that window, to get needs met, to stay safe, to hold a place in the world, get wired in, accelerated by myelin, and reinforced through repetition until they fire faster than conscious thought. By adulthood, most of us are operating programs that are twenty or thirty years old, in environments those programs were never designed for.The book is organized around three categories of strategies: those that use other people, those that protect the self, and those that keep us from stepping fully into adult life. It maps fifty-five specific behaviors across those three categories, where each came from, why it made sense when it was built, what it costs in the life we're living now, and what the grown-up version of the same underlying need actually looks like.Science-grounded and written in plain language, Child in Charge gives readers a framework for understanding behavior, their own and everyone else's, that doesn't stop at the fifty-five behaviors named here. That framework is the point. Learn how behaviors built in childhood, are still costing us as adults today, and what to do about it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The Child In Charge | Mark Linsenbardt | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Sapient America | EAN 9798996005833 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.