1.   According to Mead, the Mundugumor regard children as a great inconvenience and treat them brusquely.

2.   Another hazard in dealing with inattentive children is treating them in a mechanical and inflexible manner.

3.   Are they treated with excessive deference or friendly banter?

4.   As such, they were treated as menials, on a level with cooks, footmen and other servants.

5.   At school the other children treated them like royalty.

6.   Back in Britain, they found themselves being treated much better as they grew in stature.

7.   Bitterness that their fathers still treat them as children.

8.   Children are often powerless to fight back when they are treated unfairly.

9.   David had always treated them with a superior curl of the lip.

10.   Doctors were unable to treat them unless and until their parents had been traced and this could cause unnecessary suffering.