Some people believe that allowing children to make decisions on every day choices such as food, clothes, entertainment will result in a society of individuals who think only of themselves, others are of the opinion that decision should be made about issues which affect them. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

The majority of the crowd
claim
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that If
children
were left to decide on any aspects of their lives, ranging from cuisine, garments, and recreational activities, they would become selfish.
However
, I agree with those who believe
children
could be allowed to make decisions for their own special matters that impact their own lives.
It is clear that
everyone has special and unique interests in any
issues
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. Supporters of putting restrictions on decisions for
children
said that If
children
had the opportunity to choose and implement their ideas for every issue, They would have a proud and selfish personality
which
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being enthusiastic would disappear.
In other words
,
Children
may tend to just consider their needs and almost never think about sharing or being generous.
Moreover
, They would not be able to have
a
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family ties and they may suffer from loneliness.
On the other hand
, other public believes that by letting kids and
adolescence
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say their
idea
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and choose what they want, not only do they feel confident, but
also
do they become more decisive. Apart from that, when
children
choose their stuff or food, they may have more tendency to use or eat.
Furthermore
,
children
by being free to select their interests on their own, could make wrong decisions and try to find a way to tackle them.
This
would be a great result for their future. I think offspring should be allowed to choose any things related to themselves. In conclusion,
while
advocaters
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of limited selection for
children
claim that they might be selfish in the future, I wholeheartedly believe that
children
can find a solution and way for solving problems within their wrong selection which may affect positively their lives.
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coherence
Try to avoid repetition of phrases such as 'children could be allowed' and 'select their interests.' Use synonyms or rephrase to improve variety.
task achievement
Use more specific examples to support your arguments. For instance, when mentioning children making wrong decisions, provide an actual scenario or a more detailed illustration.
introduction
The essay has a clear and effective introduction and conclusion, smoothly guiding the reader through the argument's beginning and closing with a thoughtful perspective.
coherence
Logical structure is maintained throughout, with each paragraph having a clear main idea and supporting arguments.
task achievement
The ideas presented are comprehensive and show a good understanding of both sides of the argument.

Support ideas with relevant, specific examples

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  • namely
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