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Ethics Club
Psychology of children's behaviour · case breakdowns

Your child did something "wrong". Let's look at what is behind it.

Specific situations — lied, took something that isn't theirs, hit someone, won't share. What to find out before acting, which options a parent has and what each costs, what research says.

29
materials
5
topics
13
languages
2–14
years
A PROJEKTRŐL

Mi áll a gyerekek viselkedése mögött – és mit lehet tenni

Az Ethics Club egy projekt arról, hogyan tanulják meg a gyerekek megkülönböztetni a jót a rossztól. Konkrét helyzeteket elemzünk – hazugság, féltékenység, megszegett szabályok, veszekedés a gyerekek között: mi áll mögöttük, mit mond a kutatás, és milyen lehetőségei vannak a szülőnek. Itt nincsenek tanfolyamok, jelentkezés vagy kész receptek – csak helyzetelemzések, magyarázatok és játékok, mindegyik a saját forrásaival.

What you will find here

  • Case breakdowns with options for action
  • Explanations: what may be behind the behaviour
  • Links to research wherever we rely on it
  • Games and activities tied to a skill

What you won't

  • Courses, programmes or enrolment
  • Ready-made lines to say to your child
  • Diagnoses or "cases from our practice"
  • Promises we cannot back up
Situations

The scene → what to find out → the options

Pick the child's age and what happened — we'll show the materials about it.

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Összes cikk megtekintése (29)

How a case is built

Action first. Explanations after.

A parent arrives asking "what do I do", not "why". Every new case follows this order, and we are bringing the older articles into the same format.

  1. 1The scene and the ageRecognisable, without a diagnosis. Two or three sentences.
  2. 2What to find out3–5 checkable conditions: intent, repetition, an agreement, whether it can be put right.
  3. 3The optionsCondition → action → cost → what to watch for next.
  4. 4What may be behind itSeveral explanations, not one "true" one.
  5. 5What research saysWho, when, on whom, what they found — and what it does not prove.
  6. 6By age and cultureWhere the advice changes. Principles, not scripts.