The authoritarian style of parenting uses a high degree of parental control over a child's behavior and little nurturance in the form of praise, affection, and rewards. The child is expected to follow the parents' rules and regulations without questions or attempts at negotiation. The parent uses a forceful style of discipline (Moore, 1992).
The authoritative parenting style is one of which uses high level of nurturing and moderate parental control over the child's behavior and activities. This style of parenting uses praise, rewards, and affection in nurturing and teaching the child what they expect from him. The parent teaches the child to follow the family values by explaining the rules and regulations to the child when administering a rule. The child learns to follow the family values by desire to please the parent because the parenting style is supportive and encouraging of the child (Moore, 1992). "Extensive verbal give-and-take is allowed, and parents are warm and nurturant toward the child." (Santrock, 1999, p. 230).
The indulgent/permissive parenting style uses high levels of nurturing and low parental control over the child's activities and behavior. He develops a lack of respect for others because he is used to having what he wants when he wants it (Santrock, 1999). The parents' involvement with the child is limited to giving into the child's demands with love and affection but not teaching the child respect for .
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others or limits. "The parent is an inconsistent disciplinarian who is accepting of a child's impulses, desires and actions." (Moore, 1992, ERIC) .
The neglectful parent is uninterested and uninvolved in the child's life. The child develops a lack of self-control and does not socialize well with his peers. (Santrock, 1999).
Observation #1: authoritative parenting style.
I observed a family of four eating dinner at Chili's one evening. There was a father who didn't seem involved or present, an infant in a carrier, a warm and involved mother and a little boy around 4 years old.
The four attitudes are Analogism, Transcendentalism, Objectism, and Stylism (Dr.Griffin). ... The last attitude is Stylism. Stylism is the individual's created pattern of behavior. ... Stylism is seen in Frankenstein and Werther. In "Frankenstein- Stylism is seen early on. ...
"Two Observations" In the essays "Observing Wolves" and "First Observations", we are taken into the minds of two writer's perspective on their animal subjects. ... In Jane van Lawick-Goodall's "First Observations", the narrator approached the chimpanzees more objectively. ... Her portrayal of the animals and the jungle in her essay, as well as her careful observations, further showed her fascination and respect. ... His observations were more light-hearted, yet there was an underlying intensity shown in his admiration of the wolves and his eagerness to identify with them. ... "...
Results Lab 3A: Osmosis and Diffusion Observations and Qualitative Data Day One Observations: Day Two Observations: Starch Solution (Beaker A) the starch solution is completely clear, colourless, and transparent the distilled water in the beaker is a vaguely transparent shade of yellow due to the addition of iodine Starch Solution the starch within the dialysis tubing is a very dark blue that is completely opaque the water has lost its tinted shade of yellow and it is completely colourless and transparent bubbles appear to have formed in the water, particularly against the inside surfa...
Music itself, which was a folk Irish that was changed a little bit to from music of the modern, was is something different from my styl! ... Though I didn't tell any of my friends that I want to the "River dance," over Thanksgiving it wasn't as bad of weekend that I thought it would be, my parents were happy that I give it a chance and my grandparents were happy that we were all together....
Parenting directly affects how a child will function in society. ... The problem is these kinds of parents are not demanding enough. ... The last kind of parenting is uninvolved parents. ... The consequences of uninvolved parents are endless. ... Some parents fully understand but unfortunately many do not. ...
Parents neglect the children's desire and curiosity to know about moral principles. ... Secondly, parents fail to pay attention to their children's questions or observations. Coles gives the example of a girl who had questions and asked her parents for answers.... As Coles states "It is time for us parents to begin to look more closely at what ideas our children have about the world "(Coles,2003, p. 441), parents need to listen carefully to the needs of their children. Finally, parents fail to have good personal moral beliefs. ...
Most recently 6 separate observations have also been done with a specific motive in mind. Child G's parent,(lone parent), had expressed serious concerns in relation to G's aggressive behaviour. ... The sibling is of school age and had not witnessed much of the inappropriate behaviour of her parents. ... These observations have enabled staff to provide the right support for both child G and her family. ... In her home environment she would first hear the shouting, hear the banging (doors slamming), see her parent upset see the one parent leave the house slamming the door behind hi...
The consequences in behaviour and social observations of two main characters due to traumatic experiences When examining literature an important aspect is continuously present, the aspect of traumas and the effect of it on present lives. ... As a consequence of these traumas both Biff as Holden had certain problems with their behaviour and social observations. ... First of all Biff and Holden constantly had unrealistic thoughts and observations, which were set off due to a certain amount of lack of responsibility. ... These three factors were crucial to make clear that Biff's and Holde...
