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Помогите пожалуйста перевести… очень-очень надо, только без переводчика. Puerto Ricans demonstrate a strong feeling of love for their children. Obedience and respect for parental authority are stressed in traditional Puerto Rican families. Children are not allowed to question or challenge their parents. First-generation parents do not assign rights to children; they make most decisions for their children. Corporal punishment, it not excessive , is accepted as a disciplinary approach. In Vietnam, children are considered to be a year old at birth. Sons are valued more than daughters. The eldest son is responsible for performing ancestor worship at home. Siblings are usually segregated by sex. The Vietnamese child is trained to think of the family and to subjugate personal desires and concerns. Native American children are reared by the extended family, clan, or tribe, with grandparents and other elders usually responsible for teaching the children. Children are given a great deal of freedom and are allowed to explore and be independent quite early in their lives. Disliking a show of temper, Native Americans rarely discipline their children unless real danger exists, believing that a child should be allowed to make mistakes and learn the natural consequences of misbehaviour.