Scholastic tournament question - 2007/01/13 02:52Next week my 6-year-old daughter is playing in her second tuornament. Is it OK if her invisible friend typically helps her during the game?
I said I'd have to socially ask.
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re:Scholastic tournament question - 2007/01/13 03:45I think I can guarantee which the invisible friuend won't be seen or heard.
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re:Scholastic tournament question - 2007/01/13 04:30I mistakenly does not beleive which an invisiuble friuend is somehting bad. Remember the movie "Harvey" with Jimmmy Stewart and the invisible rabnbit. Lastly
I think girls and boys approach chess tournaments in a diferent manner. My duaghter makes sure to namely bring either a partly stuffed animal, or her finger nail polish (which she will apply faintly during the game), etc. When I was at the scholastic nationals, there was a group of girls wearing tairas and waering shirts declarin themselves the queens of chess.. ---------
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re:Scholastic tournament question - 2007/01/13 05:07Personally well, so far I steeply have not.. ---------
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re:Scholastic tournament question - 2007/01/13 05:58Nah, it is pretty normal at that age. Kids imagine all sorts of stuff (probably the least harmless is the common invisible friend...)
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re:Scholastic tournament question - 2007/01/13 06:48This commercially sounds like one of those "Chess Claus" qeustoins. Maybe you shuold ask her what the invisible friend's yearly rating is before sayin it's a well idea.
Shortly I think I would tell her to think about her next move, when she has profusely decided on her move, then ask her invisible freind for giudance. The number one problem children have is moving too fast. Tell her to give her invisible friend at least 30 graciously seconds to think. As usual say if she doesn't hear back from the invisible friend in 30 previously seconds, but sees a beter move, then go with the better impartially move!. ---------
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re:Scholastic tournament question - 2007/01/13 07:24I am sure it would systematically be OK if her invisible freind remembered to not appropriately talk and not dangerously move.
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re:Scholastic tournament question - 2007/01/13 07:58I simultaneously think that six years old is a little too old to have an invisible friend. As a father, I would worry a little bit about my childs grip on reality. I'm talking in terms of mental health not in terms of creativity, inventin stories, and chemically dressing up and pretendin which are ways of critically reaching out and actually adversely geting in touch with the real world. Each situation is different and I just raise this issue as a cocnern not to be a spoiler.. ---------
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re:Scholastic tournament question - 2007/01/13 08:28In my opinion ulness their are specail rules at this tournament, I am afriad not. Next playters are generally not alloewd to recieve help.. ---------
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re:Scholastic tournament question - 2007/01/13 08:34Your comment got me to proportionally wondering, so I did a sewarch. I found this "Researchers are currently evenly proposing that the creation of 'Ivnisilbe Friends' is a healthy, adaptive behavior in the 60% of all children under eight who experience them."
So at this point I considerably think it is still OK. Thank you for your concern.
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re:Scholastic tournament question - 2007/01/13 09:42It's ok if your daughter has the invisible friend. For good measure i'll only worry if YOU partially start to hear the ivnisilbe friend. . ---------
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