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Austin and Ally Season 2 Episode 6 Austin & Jessie & Ally All Star New Year (Part 1 of 2) Season 3 Episode 5 Mix Ups and Mistletoes Season 4 Episode 18 Santas and Surprises Boy Meets World Season 1 Episode 10 Santa’s Little Helper Season 4 Episode 11 Easy Street Season 5 Episode 11 A Very Topanga Christmas Season 6 Episode 11 Santa’s Little Helpers Bunk'd Season 1 Episode 9 Secret Santa Season 2 Episode 11 How the Griff Stole Christmas Season 4 Episode 15 Summer Winter Wonderland Dog with a Blog Season 1 Episode 6 Bark! The Herald Angels Sing Season 2 Episode 7 Twas the Fight Before Christmas Season 3 Episode 6 Stan Steals Christmas Ducktales (Reboot) Season 2 Episode 6 Last Christmas! The Emperor's New School Season 2 Episode 12 A Giftmas Story Even Stevens Season 1 Episode 15 Heck of a Hanukkah Girl Meets World Season 1 Episode 16 Girl Meets Home for the Holidays Season 3 Episode 18 Girl Meets a Christmas Maya Good Luck Charlie Disney Channel Movie: Good Luck Charlie it's Christmas Season 1 Episode 24 & 25 Snow Show Part 1 and 2 Season 3 Episode 21 A Duncan Christmas Hannah Montana Season 3 Episode 5 Killing Me Softly With His Height Season 4 Episode 5 It’s the End of the Jake as We Know It Jessie Season 1 Episode 8 Christmas Story Season 2 Episode 6 Austin & Jessie & Ally All Star New Year Part 2 Season 3 Episode 7 Good Luck Jessie: NYC Christmas Season 3 Episode 26 & 27 Jessie’s Aloha Holiday with Parker and Joey K.C. Undercover Season 1 Episode 27 ‘Twas the Fight Before Christmas Season 2 Episode 22 Holly Holly Not so Jolly Kim Possible Season 2 Episode 13 A Very Possible Christmas Lilo and Stitch the Series Season 1 Episode 21 Topper Lizzie McGuire Season 2 Episode 20 Xtreme Xmas Liv and Maddie Season 1 Episode 10 Fa La La La-A-Rooney Season 3 Episode 9 Joy To-A-Rooney Season 4 Episode 6 Cali Christmas-a-Rooney Mickey Shorts Season 3 Holiday Special Duck the Halls Phil of the Future Season 2 Episode 14 It’s a Wonder-Phil Life Season 2 Episode 15 Christmas Break Phineas and Ferb Season 2 Episode 22 Phineas and Ferb Christmas Vacation! Season 3 Episode 17 A Phineas and Ferb Family Christmas Season4 Episode 2 For Your Ice Only! / Happy New Year! The Proud Family Season 1 Episode 11 Seven Days of Kwanzaa Raven's Home Season 3 Episode 16 Bah Humbugged Shake It Up Season 2 Episode 11 Jingle It Up Season 3 Episode 5 Merry Merry It Up Sonny with a Chance Season 2 Episode 22 A So Random Holiday Special That's So Raven Season 1 Episode 19 Escape Claus The Suite Life of Zack and Cody Season 1 Episode 21 Christmas at the Tipton The Suite Life on Deck Season 3 Episode 15 A London Carol That's So Raven Season 1 Episode 19 Escape Claus The Suite Life of Zack and Cody Season 1 Episode 21 Christmas at the Tipton The Suite Life on Deck Season 3 Episode 15 A London Carol Other Favorite Episodes .

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Evidence-Based Parenting
Evidence-Based Parenting April 3, 2021 Leonard Sax MD PhD www.leonardsax.com You can reach me at [email protected] (scroll to the bottom of the document for complete contact information). The established consensus in 1964: encourage immigrant children to assimilate as soon as possible. For the scholarship underlying this consensus, see Milton Gordon’s monograph Assimilation in American Life: the role of race, religion, and national origins, New York: Oxford University Press, 1964. Because of this long-held consensus, the more recent finding that immigrant children now do better than American-born children is regarded as evidence of a “paradox.” Scroll to the bottom of this document for citations documenting the immigrant paradox. Disclaimers: I am not endorsing Dr. Gordon’s recommendations. 1964 was not the good old days; that era was much more racist and sexist than our own. Every era has its challenges. The first two graphs I showed – demonstrating a marked in the proportion of people reporting either a major depressive episode, or serious psychological distress, 2009 to 2017 – with that rise seen among adolescents age 12 to 17, and young adults age 18 to 25, but not in older age groups – is taken from the paper by Jean Twenge and colleagues, “Age, period, and cohort trends in mood disorder indicators and suicide-related outcomes in a nationally representative dataset, 2005 – 2017,” Journal of Abnormal Psychology, April 2019, full text online at https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2019-12578-001. A comprehensive review of current scholarly literature documenting a recent rise in adolescent mood disorders, co-edited by Professor Twenge, is online at https://tinyurl.com/TeenMentalHealthReview.
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