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    The document discusses different parenting styles: - Authoritative parenting (e.g. Danny Tanner) is considered ideal as it allows children independence while maintaining high expectations, resulting in happy, capable children. - Authoritarian parenting (e.g. Red Forman) involves strict rules but little communication, which can negatively impact children's self-esteem and social skills. - Permissive parenting (e.g. Regina's mom) has few demands and low involvement, associated with problems following rules and performing poorly in school. - Neglectful parenting (e.g. Matilda's parents) has little interaction and low expectations, linked to low self-control and competence in children.

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    The document discusses different parenting styles: - Authoritative parenting (e.g. Danny Tanner) is considered ideal as it allows children independence while maintaining high expectations, resulting in happy, capable children. - Authoritarian parenting (e.g. Red Forman) involves strict rules but little communication, which can negatively impact children's self-esteem and social skills. - Permissive parenting (e.g. Regina's mom) has few demands and low involvement, associated with problems following rules and performing poorly in school. - Neglectful parenting (e.g. Matilda's parents) has little interaction and low expectations, linked to low self-control and competence in children.

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    Authoritative Parenting

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    The document discusses different parenting styles: - Authoritative parenting (e.g. Danny Tanner) is considered ideal as it allows children independence while maintaining high expectations, resulting in happy, capable children. - Authoritarian parenting (e.g. Red Forman) involves strict rules but little communication, which can negatively impact children's self-esteem and social skills. - Permissive parenting (e.g. Regina's mom) has few demands and low involvement, associated with problems following rules and performing poorly in school. - Neglectful parenting (e.g. Matilda's parents) has little interaction and low expectations, linked to low self-control and competence in children.

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    Authoritative Parenting

    That 70's Show

    Children rank low in happiness and self-regulation and more likely to have
    problems with authority and perform poorly in school
    There is no universally "best" style of parenting. And most parenting styles
    blend as a mother and father exhibit different types of behaviors
    Regina's mom acts as a friend rather than a parent
    Authorative Example: Danny Tanner
    Danny rationally punishes DJ, but in a loving caring manner
    Which Parenting Styles are in Style?

     Children are expected to follow strict rules


     If asked to explain, "Because I said so"
     Failure to follow rules result in punishment

    Permissive Parenting Example: Regina George's Mom


    The Bottom Line:

     In the early 1960s, pyschologist Diana Baumrind did a study on pre-school aged kids
     After assessing the research she created four main categories
     Authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, and uninvolved

    Neglectful Parenting
    Permissive Parenting
    Authoritarian Parenting
    Full House

    Parenting Styles in Psychology


    tend to result in children who are happy, capable and successful
    Impact of Permissive Parenting
    Authoritarian Parenting
    Impact of Authoritative Parenting
    By Alison DiClemente &
    Jason Dufort

     Characterized by few demands, low responsiveness and little communication


     Parents fulfill basic child needs but are detached from their child's life
    Authoritarian or strict parenting usually involves high expectations by the
    parent but little open communication
    This can create a positive or negative impact on a childs youth but also
    through their adulthood
    Matilda's parents neglect their daughter
    Parents have low expectatons and allow their children to make their own
    decisions
    Authoritative Parenting
    Introduction
    Example of Authoritarian Parenting: Red Forman
    Impact of Authoritarian Parenting
    Authoritative parenting is considered to be a ideal, balanced style
    This parenting allows the child to become more socially responsible while
    promoting high self esteem
    Impact of Neglectful Parenting

     Parents establish rules children are expected to follow


     More democratic style
     When children fail to meet the expectations, these parents are more nurturing and forgiving
    rather than punishing

    Red uses an unrealistic punishment


    Many developmental psychologist suggests that the method of parenting
    used can have a direct impact on a child’s social, cognitive, and
    psychological development
    Introduction
    Mean Girls

    Example of Neglecting Parenting: The Wormwoods


    Defined as little interaction between the parent and the child
    Matilda
    HISTORY
    Rank lowest across all life domains. Tend to lack self-control, have low self-
    esteem and are less competent than their peers

     These parents are open and supportive and tend to avoid confrontation
     Rarely discipline their kids
     Take status as friend rather than parent

    Review
    Authoritative Parenting
    Generally lead to children who are obedient and proficient but they rank
    lower in happiness, social competence and self-esteem
    Permissive Parenting

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