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Jamie’s speech

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Thesis (overall idea)

Thesis (overall idea) “The relationship between parent and child

Thesis (overall idea) “The relationship between parent and child is extremely important.”

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Points The relationship between parent and child affects how the child matures physically.

Points The relationship between parent and child affects how the child matures physically. The parent-child relationship can greatly influence how the child behaves.

Points The relationship between parent and child affects how the child matures physically. The parent-child relationship can greatly influence how the child behaves. The relationship between parent and child strongly impacts their emotional development.

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Transitions I. The relationship between parent & child affects how the child matures physically. II. The parent-child relationship can greatly influence how the child behaves.

Transitions I. The relationship between parent & child affects how the child matures physically. (Transition): Not only does the relationship affect the child physically, but it affects them behaviorally as well. II. The parent-child relationship can greatly influence how the child behaves.

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Preview “To understand the importance, let’s examine how the parent-child relationship can affect the child physically, behaviorally, and emotionally. Let’s begin with the physical.”

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Review “The relationship you have with a child who views you as a significant other in his or her life can affect him or her physically, behaviorally, and emotionally.”

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