EGG RESPONSIBILITY PROJECT

The Egg Responsibility Project

The Egg Responsibility Project

This paper is based on a project case study, called “Egg Responsibility Project, in which each pair of parent is given an egg to nurture. Now the parents have to take care of the egg until the time, a chick is hatched. These dyad mother and father are instructed to assume the process of nurturing an egg as the process they would have adopted for nurturing their real baby.

I was involved in this project with my spouse and had a great experience. What I personally learnt from this particular experiment was the fact that “With the many negative influences our children encounter daily, it is difficult to understand their every issue. Learning to provide a nurturing environment for our children will give them a chance to be a productive and well behaved people. Here is some advice that can be put into practice to create a more joyful and nurturing atmosphere.”

To measure socio orientation, sometimes called control orientation, parents traditionally indicate how often they tell their children that their ideas are correct and that children shouldn't question them, how often they answer their child's arguments by saying something like, “You'll know better when you grow up,” how often they say that we should give in during arguments rather than make people angry, how often they say that children should not argue with adults, and how often they say that some things just shouldn't be talked about. To measure concept orientation, sometimes called communication orientation, parents traditionally are asked how often they tell their children that people should look at both sides of an issue, how often they tell their children that every member of the family should have some say in family decisions, how often they tell their children that it's important to ...