Child Development Chapter 13 Flashcards

Questions and Answers

What is Inductive Discipline?

A parenting technique that sets clear limits and explains consequences (correct)

A form of discipline that relies solely on punishment

A strategy that withdraws love until appropriate behavior is exhibited

A technique emphasizing emotional manipulation to control behavior

What is Self-oriented induction?

A parenting technique where the child considers the consequences of their own behavior.

What is Other-oriented induction?

A parenting technique that asks the child to think about the consequences for someone else's behavior.

What is Command strategy?

A parenting technique where the parent does not threaten punishment but the child responds to authority. Signup and view all the answers

What is Relationship maintenance?

A parenting technique focused on creating a positive relationship to influence behavior. Signup and view all the answers

What is Love withdrawal?

A technique where parents threaten to withhold love until the child behaves correctly. Signup and view all the answers

What is power assertion?

A technique emphasizing control through physical and non-physical punishment. Signup and view all the answers

What is Psychological control?

The use of psychological or emotional manipulation to get the child to comply. Signup and view all the answers

What is Internalization?

The process by which individuals adopt the attitudes, beliefs, and values of their society. Signup and view all the answers

What are Sibling Relationships like?

They are high in conflict and high in love. Signup and view all the answers

What is the best parenting style?

Authoritative Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Parenting Techniques

Inductive discipline: Involves setting clear limits and explaining the negative consequences of a child's behavior along with methods to rectify the situation.
Self-oriented induction: Encourages children to reflect on personal consequences of their actions, promoting self-awareness.
Other-oriented induction: Focuses on the impact of the child's behavior on others, enhancing empathy and social awareness.
Command strategy: Parents assert authority without threats; children respond to established expectations.
Relationship maintenance: Parents foster positive relationships with their children, enhancing their influence on behavior.
Love withdrawal: Parents threaten to withhold affection until the child behaves appropriately, often creating fear or anxiety.
Power assertion: Involves control through physical or verbal punishment, emphasizing compliance over understanding.
Psychological control: Utilizes emotional manipulation to achieve compliance, potentially affecting the child’s mental health.

Key Concepts

Parenting styles: Different approaches to raising children significantly affect behavior and development.
Internalization: The process where individuals adopt societal values and beliefs, crucial for moral development.
Sibling Relationships: Characterized by a unique dynamic featuring both high conflict and strong affection, shaping conflict resolution skills and emotional connections.

Optimal Parenting Style

Authoritative: Recognized as the most effective parenting style, balancing responsiveness with high expectations, fostering independence and self-discipline in children.

Description

Explore key concepts from Chapter 13 of Child Development with these flashcards. Learn important parenting techniques such as inductive discipline and self-oriented induction. Test your knowledge and recall of essential terms and their definitions related to child-rearing strategies.