1953: TWO YEAR OLD: Mother putting boy dressed in pajamas into bed, turning off light, leaving room, walking downstairs.

The transcript discusses the common reluctance of going to bed, often due to a fear of being alone or a desire not to miss out on activities. It highlights how David Scott exemplifies this behavior, maintaining a tradition of staying awake.

What is one reason children might resist going to bed?

• They dislike their bed.

• They want to eat more.

• They fear being alone.

• They are not tired.

What is a more common reason for children not wanting to sleep?

• They want to play more games.

• They are afraid of the dark.

• They don't want to miss anything.

• They are not sleepy.

How does David Scott's behavior relate to bedtime reluctance?

• He sleeps without any issues.

• He follows the tradition of resisting bedtime.

• He goes to bed early.

• He dislikes bedtime stories.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reason for bedtime reluctance?

• Fear of being alone.

• Unwillingness to miss out.

• Following a tradition.

• Discomfort in bed.

What tradition does David Scott live up to?

• Going to bed early.

• Reading before bed.

• Sleeping with a nightlight.

• Resisting bedtime.