Acting With Maturity

A revised edition of Act Your Age - Emotional Maturity. Explains that dating, family life, friendship and school present young people with situations that may result in immature behavior. Points out that how a person feels is as important as how he acts a

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Richard Hill Byrne

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Uses isolated situations in relationships with dates, friends, and family to show samples of maturity acquisition. Emphasizes the need to consider the circumstances and to reason out actions. Defines maturity as thinking before acting, facing up to tough situations, and being concerned about the feelings of others. Second edition of Act Your Age.

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