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16 Cards in this Set
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Gourmet |
parents achieved occupational success. They goom themselves to be successful parents by reading the latest books and going to class. They bleieve they can do as good a job raising children as they did shaping their creers. Parents dress their children in expensive clothes, enroll them in prestigous schools and take them on expensive vacations |
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Gourmet Effects on development |
self-centered, unwilling to share, much pressure to achieve whcih may undermine children's autonomy and self-esteem. Children think in terms of WHAT they have and not who they are. Parents do not set limits on children and thus, children will not accept them from other adults |
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College Degree |
the goal is to raise an exceptionally bright and academically advanced child. They start early with math and science. There is a strong emphasis on the value of education and want to give their children a strong edge. Parents are very concerned with school curriculum and elementary grades |
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College degree Effects on Development |
parents may take full credit for children's successes and yet put responsibility for failure on the child. Influences overall self worth, especially academic self worth. parents deny children's true abilities and efforts |
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Gold Medal |
Parents are not particularly involved in their own careers. They want to escape the dull routine of their uninteresting job. They are willing to to devote a great deal of time and energy to children's training and competition. Parents want to create a star at an early age |
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Gold Medal Effects on development |
Physical health risks of training for sports at a young age. Bones are not calcified and muscles are not at full volumes. Emotional effects and pressure of training and failure: children do not have a sense of security or esteem to handle competition |
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Do-it-yourself |
Emphasis on natural environments and human nature. Parents want their children to protect the enviroment, nature and animal life. These parents are dissatisfied with educational programs offered in public schools. Thus, they teach children to read as toddlers so they can have a head start before they start school |
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Do-it-yourself effects on development |
there is pressure to take on parents' own attitutdes. there is pressure to succeed because of parents own time investment |
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outward bound |
parents are often affiliated with law enforcement. They teach their own children to protect themselves by teaching them survival skills to survive in the hostile world. They start training very early like martial arts |
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Outward bond effects on development |
training of infants removes responsibility from parents to children-too much responsibility for an infant or toddler. Also, children do not retain skills like adults as some parents expect. The result is overconfidence in children's skills and a false sense of security |
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Prodigy |
Parents are generally financially successfu but not through means of education. They have a built a successful business and want children to go into business with them. Parents encourage many skills and abilities in children and often believe schools are a poor job. Parents see themselves as prodigies (self- made super kids) and want their children to be the same |
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Prodigy Effects on development |
Frustration, failure, putting child on display (i.e. being made to play the violin because theat is their "talent"). Children may be disliked by peers because they see themselves as superior |
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Encounter Group |
Parents are committed to communication and connecting using the latest therapies and fads. Relationships are very important. Parents want their children to be as psychologically aware and sensitive. They believe it is never too early to tell children about death, witness of birth of siblings etc |
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Encounter Group effects on development |
children do not have the concepts to understand death or even birth. exposing cildren to these things can be painful and frightening. This can lead to having an emotionally troubled child |
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Milk and Cookie |
Parents tend to have a relaxed attitude toward their children. They have no inclination to rush children through their development timetable, Paretns obseve children's development with amazement and wonder. These parents are actually pressured by the 7 other parenting types |
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Milk and Cookie Effects on development |
children will have a strong sense of security and self esteem. By having a safe environment to learn and explore, children will be prepared for the world. |
