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→Terms that are culturally biased against the youth: added "treat like adults", removed "age-appropriate" as the concept is unfavourable and the language isn't loaded per se (apart from implying that norm) – this is up to debate (as is anything) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit |
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* {{anchor|jd}}{{code|juvenile delinquency}}? | * {{anchor|jd}}{{code|juvenile delinquency}}? | ||
:: See also: {{code|[[#juvenile|juvenile]]}} | :: See also: {{code|[[#juvenile|juvenile]]}} | ||
*{{anchor|like adults}} {{code|to treat like adults}} - used to desribe. | *{{anchor|like adults}} {{code|to treat like adults}} - used to desribe behaviour showing a lack of trust or excessive control. | ||
:: This implies that children cannot be treated seriously. | :: This implies that children cannot be treated seriously. | ||
:: See also: {{code|[[#like children|treating like children]]}} | :: See also: {{code|[[#like children|treating like children]]}} | ||
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:: This implies jusifying such treatment of children. | :: This implies jusifying such treatment of children. | ||
:: See also: {{code|[[#like adults|treating like adults]]}} | :: See also: {{code|[[#like adults|treating like adults]]}} | ||
* {{anchor|parentalism}}{{code|parentalism}} | |||
:: It compares some treatment to one by parents, justifying parents to do such treatment. | |||
== Terms that are loaded by itself == | == Terms that are loaded by itself == | ||