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What is meant by 'إهمال جامد' in the context of parenting?
What is the characteristic of an authoritarian parenting style?
What is the main trait of a parenting style that demands excessive responsibility from children?
What is the outcome of the authoritarian parenting style on children?
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What is the Identificatory parenting style similar to?
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What is the main consequence of the 'إهمال جامد' parenting style on children?
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What is the main difference between the authoritarian and identificatory parenting styles?
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What is the main goal of domination parenting style?
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What is the outcome of the identificatory parenting style on children?
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Study Notes
Child Behaviour Management
- Physically abused child may react with resistance and shouts of "I don't want to" or "I want".
- Two approaches to manage child behaviour: pharmacological and non-pharmacological.
Non-Pharmacological Approach
- Focuses on shaping and management techniques to modify behaviour.
- Difference between shaping and management: management is about being kind to the child, while shaping is about forming their behaviour.
Techniques for Behaviour Management
- Pre-appointment behaviour modification: modifying behaviour before the appointment, done in developed countries and some Egyptian clinics.
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Communication:
- Aims to make the child relax and establish a relationship.
- Involves the dentist communicating clearly and simply with the child.
- The assistant provides information, but the dentist takes over when they arrive.
- Massage Clarity: messages should be simple, easy to understand, and positive to avoid fear.
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Key points to remember:
- Children may not respond immediately to questions.
- Commands should be simple and achievable.
- Use positive language to avoid fear.
Behavioural Shaping Techniques
- Ignoring: ignoring bad behaviour to extinguish it.
- Domination: parents demanding excessive responsibility from their children, leading to frustration and resentment.
- Authoritarian: using non-loving techniques, leading to submissive behaviour, resentment, and evasion.
- Identification: parents trying to relive their own lives through their children.
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This quiz is about recognizing and managing cases of child abuse, including physical abuse and its effects on children.
