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Inductive Discipline
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Focuses the child on the feelings of others and how the child caused them. What can you do to make it better?
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What are the characteristics of authoritative parents?
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• Uses reason for rules and enforces them.
• Sets limits but allowed freedom of choice within those limits • Directs the child’s activities in a rational issue oriented way. • High on control, demands, and warmth. • Inductive Discipline |
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What are the characteristics of authoritarian parents?
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• Controlling and punitive
• Value obedience highly • Restrict child’s autonomy |
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Who uses Inductive Discipline?
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Authoritarian parents
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Who uses imperative sentences?
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Authoritarian sentences
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What are imperative sentences?
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"Do what I tell you!"
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What are the characteristics of permissive parents?
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• Lax in rule enforcement
• Kids are allowed as much freedom as is not physically dangerous • Kids wind up thoughtless of others and with high anxiety |
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What are the characteristics of neglecting parents?
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• Low in control and uninvolved.
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