PARENTING
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Shaniak on June 2, 2011
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Parenting and Parenting Styles • Socialization during early-mid childhood is strongly affected by the parents' approach to child rearing • 2 major dimensions on which different parents vary: -Parental warmth -Parental control (see more)
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Authoritative Parenting | Make reasonable demands on children/ set clear rules for family behaviour • Set limits and insist that child obey • Express warmth and affection • Listen to children • Encourage participation in family decision making • Move towards "autonomy granting" |
| Authoritative Parenting Effects | Childhood • Rated as lively, happy • Self-confident • Less gender-typed Adolescence • High self-esteem, social maturity • High academic achievement |
| Authoritarian Parenting | parents set rigid rules, enforce strict punishments, and rarely listen to their child's point of view |
| Authoritarian Parenting effects | Childhood •More anxious, unhappy •Boys likely to react with anger/aggression •Girls likely to withdraw from conflict Adolescence •Some social maladjustment •Higher achievement than children of Permissive or Uninvolved |
| Permissive Parenting | an approach to child rearing that is characterized by high nurturance and communication but little discipline, guidance, or control. |
| Permissive Parenting effects | Childhood •Impulsive, disobedient, rebellious •Demanding and dependent (esp. boys) •Poor persistence Adolescence •Poor self-control, school performance |
| Uninvolved Parenting Effects | Childhood •Deficits in attachment, cognition and play •Poor social skills, high aggression Adolescence •Poor self-control, school performance |
| Uninvolved Parenting | style of parenting that provides neither warmth nor control and that minimizes the amount of time parents spend with children |
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