A parent can approach their child in many different ways during many different situations. How a parent reacts to a child can affect the child’s attitude and emotions in the moment but also in the long run. Psychologists have discovered different parenting styles in which how a parent interacts with their child or children. There are four different types of parenting styles which are authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, and neglectful. An authoritative parent is best known as a parent who shows respect, is accepting and has a lot of communication with their child.…
This is a classic study about the effect of parenting style on children. The researcher collect the data via interview the families, and observe parent-child interaction with more than 100 middle class family with children of preschool-age in the United States. The parent’s behaviour was categories into three styles, authoritative, permissive, and authoritarian. The result illustrates a warm and secure relationship with children supports children’s positive behavior development.…
Parents have a hard job. Parents have to ensure that they raise these little people in an environment full of temptation. There are some parenting styles that parents will have to master. The styles are authoritative strict parents, the permissive that agrees and wants to be their child’s best friend and neglectful parents that forget about their children. Therefore, selecting the correct parenting style will influence your children future.…
Psych 211 – Parenting questions The development and psychological growth of children are highly dependent on the parenting skills executed by the child’s parents or caregiver. The parenting styles play a prominent role in development and have tremendously changed throughout the years. In each generation, the parenting styles vary due to increased research, technology updates, and different policies resulting in positive or negative outcomes. For this assignment, I interviewed my grandma who has witnessed the different ways of parenting and the different tactic parents use in two different generations.…
The first parenting style that will be discussed is the authoritarian parenting style. Authoritarian parenting is characterized by behaviors that are highly limiting and tremendously demanding. Authoritarian parents are neither warm nor responsive to their children and have high maturity demands for their children due to the fact that they are intolerant of selfishness or inappropriate behavior (Marsiglia et.al. 2007; Spera, 2005). The authoritarian parenting style is associated with parents who emphasize obedience and conformity and expect that rules be obeyed without explanation in a less warm environment (Hoskins, 2014).…
“Everybody knows how to raise children, except the people who have them.” ― P.J. O’Rourke Phycology separates parenting into four different typologies; authoritarian, permissive, neglectful, and authoritative, but what is the best way to parent? This question has been posed by every living generation today and it can be assumed it has probably been a reoccurring theme throughout history. It seems that every parent wants to prepare their child to be successful in society but what on earth does that mean? From the time, a parent finds out they are going to have a bundle of joy most parents have a vision of what they want their child’s future to look like, for some it is a career in the NHL and a Stanley cup to match, for some it is a law…
Parenting styles play a critical role in the development of a child. In fact, research shows that parenting styles can impact a child’s social, cognitive, and emotional growth. Children are shaped through the parental acts of motivation, interaction, and exchange throughout their childhoods. The results of these acts will either be negative or positive, and this influence can carry on well into adulthood. While there are several classifiable parenting styles, this research is going to focus on the Authoritative style of parenting, which actually is considered a combination of both Authoritarian and Permissive parenting styles.…
Ragelienė and Justickis (2016) emphasized that while parenting style “can be understood from different theoretical perspectives”, the shared aspect of the varied definitions of parenting style revolves around the relationship between the parent and the child (p. 26). Within this relationship, multiple aspects, to include emotional warmth and acceptance as well as control demonstrated by the parent, designate the parenting style, which can have a positive or negative influence on the development of the child. As Broderick and Blewitt (2015) highlighted that a correlation exists between parenting style and child development, the authors cautioned the counselor against assuming parenting style is the only influence on the development of the child’s…
Parenting style has a major impact on child development as experiences from childhood have a lasting impact on the emotional well-being of a child. Several studies have demonstrated the effects of parenting style on both a child’s emotional development and behavior. Identified by Diana Baumrind in the mid-1960s, there are three parenting styles including authoritative, authoritarian, and permissive which define the attitudes of parents towards their children. Each style brings about different positive or negative characteristics in children, with authoritative parenting proving to be the most positive and permissive being the most negative. Based on my research, I believe that the relationships we have with our parents greatly influences our…
Righteousness, is it a an innate feature or is it something that is taught? Every person starts out the same, a blank canvas waiting to be filled. Like many animals in the animal kingdom, we rely heavily on our parents to take care of and teach us the ways of society and life. However, everyone is taught and raised differently.…
Based on an interview conducted with my mother, who is my primary caregiver, I will interpret her parenting style as well as its influences on my development. A parenting style refers to a caregiver’s behaviours and beliefs about parenting, including how they interact with their child. Diana Baumrind proposed four kinds: authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, and rejecting-neglectful. According to the the interview, my mother is both authoritative and authoritative. Urie Bronfenbrenner proposed another theory: the bioecological model, which divides the environment into a set of five interlinking systems that the child interacts with, which in turn influences their development.…
The style of parenting that parents choose has an effect on their children’s happiness and relationship with their guardians . The style of parenting also has an effect on the emotional development and the social development of their children. When the wrong parenting style is chosen, the behavior of their children will change. Providing enough support and encouragement is very important when raising children, however, it is also important that children have boundaries set for them. My parents have chosen to provide me with emotional support but have also chosen to set many boundaries for me.…
My Parents Parenting Style Throughout this essay I will discuss the parenting styles of my mother and step-father. While my mother was more of an authoritative parent, my step-father was more permissive. I got away with fewer things with my step-father than with my mother. I benefited from having an authoritative mother when I got older.…
Everyone has experience with parenting in some form or another. Whether this is as directly as being a parent yourself, observing the cultural norms of a family, or memories of the individuals that you think of as your own parents, we all have events in our past with parenting that have helped us become who we are today. Over the course of the semester while learning about all different types of theories, practices, cultures and concepts of parenting I cannot help but reflect on my own parents and experiences with them. This connection between subjects and events is critical not only to my learning process, but to my ability to apply this outside of the classroom. Understanding these concepts when they are in practice can help me as an educator…
These four parenting styles are characterized by the two-dimensional view of parenting which is responsiveness and control. Overall, the best parenting style is the Authoritative parenting style, for it encourages a healthy relationship between parents and children. This parenting style can be practiced by a verbal give and take, using reason to elucidate rules and shaping them to be objective. The other three parenting styles may result to low self-esteem, likeliness to do school misconduct, sex and drugs, and…