Analysis Of My Virtual Child

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It has been shown that children are heavily influenced by their parents and the way they choose to raise their children. My Virtual Child gives people the opportunity to see the outcome of their child through the kind of parenting techniques they decided to use. With my virtual child, I employed an authoritative style of parenting, which means being involved while still allowing some independence, just as my parents have used on me. It was not until I saw the psychological analysis of my eight year old that I realized how much I had been influencing my child, Delilah. Her verbal, mathematical, and visual-spatial abilities are at an extraordinary level. All of these skills progressed to where they are because of Delilah’s interest and my encouragement. …show more content…

It showed that she scored a thirteen on information, a fourteen on vocabulary, a thirteen on similarities, and a fifteen on comprehension. All of these scores were above the standard deviation for most children at eight years of age. Delilah has shown a great interest in reading which I encourage by discussing them with her and trying to find other books I think she would be interested in. Encouraging Delilah’s use and interpretation of language has shown to be one of my most important successes. Language is defined as a form of communication, whether spoken, written, or signed, that is based on a system of symbols (Santrock, 2016). A lot of language development comes from children reading and increasing their reading levels as they get older. Delilah can sound out almost any word and only occasionally gets stuck when she is reading out loud. She has accomplished this through my encouragement and involvement. Reading especially helps with building a bigger vocabulary and comprehension which are two categories that Delilah scored the highest. My involvement in her reading reflects in her high scores so I think I am doing very well in this area with

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