The Relationship Between Parental Care and Child Delinquency

Student number: 50206435

Unique number: 751843

Study unit: HMPYC80

Assignment no: 02*

Postal Address: PO BOX 3844

: WHITE RIVER

Code : 1240

Assignment no 2

The Relationship between Parental Care and Child Delinquency

Mr. J Kruger

Lecturer of Research Methodology

University of South Africa

2013-05-30

RE: Research Proposal: The relationship between parental care and child delinquency

I am a science teacher at Hazyview Comprehensive School but currently doing my BA Honours Degree in Psychology at UNISA. I have a great desire in studying parental care and child delinquency as a carrying teacher because I support the statement that says children have a right to proper treatment within their household. The reason I am doing this study is because I have seen that most children who are in my school are lacking concentration and are more violent toward their peers.

Therefore, the reason I write this proposal is to highlight some of the problems that lead to child delinquency. In addition, I will indicate proper solution that will help eradicate this issue. I believe this proposal will bring change amongst parents and that they will follow the right procedure on how to parent their children. However with your assistant and guidance to this proposal I will not remain anonymous but I will reach the mindset of all parents or guardians.

I hope this research proposal will meet your approval and your support will make it successful.

Yours Sincerely

50206435

P O BOX 4705

White river, 1240

The Relationship between Parental Care and Child Delinquency

Document type: Research Proposal

Author: 50206435

Date: 2013-05-30

I originally grew up in a small rural area where I was amazed by the living between the parents and their children. Growing up as a child I have experienced how parents lack monitoring their children within their household because education never play a role in their lives. A lot of people may view this with the type of mind set saying children...