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What parenting approach do higher SES parents typically adopt?
What parenting approach do higher SES parents typically adopt?
- Strict authoritarian style demanding compliance
- Individualist approach valuing family orders
- Concerted cultivation emphasizing child development (correct)
- Collectivist approach focused on obedience
What is a significant factor affecting LGBTQ families' openness with others?
What is a significant factor affecting LGBTQ families' openness with others?
- The level of acceptance and support in their community (correct)
- The age of the parents
- The educational background of the children
- The financial stability of the family
How does racial socialization impact children in families of color?
How does racial socialization impact children in families of color?
- It promotes isolation from other ethnic groups.
- It diminishes children's self-esteem.
- It encourages conformity to mainstream culture.
- It helps buffer against negative racial messages. (correct)
What underlying value is emphasized in collectivist parenting approaches?
What underlying value is emphasized in collectivist parenting approaches?
What is commonly valued in individualist parenting approaches?
What is commonly valued in individualist parenting approaches?
What aspect is critical for emotional well-being in LGBTQ families?
What aspect is critical for emotional well-being in LGBTQ families?
Which of the following best describes a goal of racial socialization?
Which of the following best describes a goal of racial socialization?
What common characteristic defines the parenting style of higher-class families?
What common characteristic defines the parenting style of higher-class families?
What does Doherty consider as an essential component of good parenting?
What does Doherty consider as an essential component of good parenting?
What is emphasized as the most critical aspect of raising children in democratic parenting?
What is emphasized as the most critical aspect of raising children in democratic parenting?
Which generation is characterized by experiencing the Great Depression and subsequently fighting in the war?
Which generation is characterized by experiencing the Great Depression and subsequently fighting in the war?
Which of the following is NOT one of the four basic goals of misbehavior identified by Dreikurs?
Which of the following is NOT one of the four basic goals of misbehavior identified by Dreikurs?
What cultural influence does Doherty argue has led to permissive parenting?
What cultural influence does Doherty argue has led to permissive parenting?
Which method is regarded as controversial among the effective methods of behavior management?
Which method is regarded as controversial among the effective methods of behavior management?
According to Garbarino, what aspect of society contributes to a social toxicity that affects parenting?
According to Garbarino, what aspect of society contributes to a social toxicity that affects parenting?
What is the chief human goal according to Dreikurs in democratic parenting?
What is the chief human goal according to Dreikurs in democratic parenting?
Which generation is known for being more conformists and having a reputation for indecision?
Which generation is known for being more conformists and having a reputation for indecision?
What does the acronym STEP stand for in the context of Dreikurs' program?
What does the acronym STEP stand for in the context of Dreikurs' program?
Which factor is NOT mentioned as an issue in parenting?
Which factor is NOT mentioned as an issue in parenting?
What does the Generational Theory suggest about how future generations perceive the previous ones?
What does the Generational Theory suggest about how future generations perceive the previous ones?
Which approach focuses on changing one's responses to a child's unacceptable behavior?
Which approach focuses on changing one's responses to a child's unacceptable behavior?
Which of the following is a characteristic of natural consequences?
Which of the following is a characteristic of natural consequences?
What characterized the Baby Boomers in terms of economic conditions?
What characterized the Baby Boomers in terms of economic conditions?
How does Dreikurs believe children should be motivated to behave well?
How does Dreikurs believe children should be motivated to behave well?
What do parents in individualist cultures primarily encourage in their children?
What do parents in individualist cultures primarily encourage in their children?
How does racial socialization benefit children?
How does racial socialization benefit children?
What is a key difference in parenting approaches between lower and higher SES families?
What is a key difference in parenting approaches between lower and higher SES families?
Which aspect of ecological theory does the chronosystem address?
Which aspect of ecological theory does the chronosystem address?
What is a common characteristic of parenting in lower SES families?
What is a common characteristic of parenting in lower SES families?
Which of the following strategies might be part of racial socialization?
Which of the following strategies might be part of racial socialization?
What is a focus of parenting in individualist cultures regarding children's communication?
What is a focus of parenting in individualist cultures regarding children's communication?
How does social class influence the parenting resources available for children?
How does social class influence the parenting resources available for children?
What distinguishes logical consequences from punishments?
What distinguishes logical consequences from punishments?
Why should logical consequences not be used in power struggles?
Why should logical consequences not be used in power struggles?
When should consequences ideally be applied?
When should consequences ideally be applied?
Which statement best describes active listening?
Which statement best describes active listening?
What is the primary purpose of anticipatory structure in caregiving?
What is the primary purpose of anticipatory structure in caregiving?
What should be avoided during active listening?
What should be avoided during active listening?
What does the CALM method in parent-child communication emphasize?
What does the CALM method in parent-child communication emphasize?
What guideline for consequences ensures they are clear and fair?
What guideline for consequences ensures they are clear and fair?
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Study Notes
Parenting Styles and Approaches
- Collectivist Societies: prioritize group harmony and family loyalty. Parents emphasize obedience, respect for rules, and duty toward extended family.
- Individualist Societies: focus on individual autonomy and independence. Parents encourage personal goals, self-expression, and open communication.
- Higher Socioeconomic Status (SES) Parenting: often practice "concerted cultivation" where parents actively invest in their children's development, seeking opportunities, nurturing talents, and valuing their input.
- Lower SES Parenting: face resource constraints and may focus on obedience and rule-following as survival strategies.
- LGBTQ Families: navigate challenges related to disclosure and acceptance. Family support and acceptance are crucial for children's well-being.
- Families of Color: engage in racial socialization to buffer children against prejudice and discrimination, foster racial pride, and equip them to navigate a racially charged world.
Generational Theory
- Generational theory: emphasizes the unique experiences and values shaping each generation.
- GI Generation (1904-1924): experienced the Great Depression and World War II, valuing hard work, perseverance, and duty.
- Silent Generation (1925-1942): grew up during times of war and economic hardship, often characterized as conformist and risk-averse.
- Baby Boomers (1943-1960): benefited from post-war economic prosperity, often associated with a focus on personal fulfillment and social change.
Parenting Styles and Techniques
- Constructive Guidance: promotes positive discipline through empathy, explanation, consistency, positive reinforcement, and fostering responsibility and independence.
- Effective Methods: include setting limits, behavior modification, time-outs, modeling, using natural and logical consequences, and redirection.
- Democratic Parenting (Dreikurs): emphasizes understanding children's motivations behind misbehavior, fostering belonging, and using encouragement rather than rewards.
- Four Goals of Misbehavior: Attention-getting, Social Power, Revenge, and Displaying Inadequacy (giving up).
- Logical Consequences: are designed to teach children about the social consequences of their actions and should be seen as fair and just rather than punishment.
- Consequences vs. Punishments: Consequences are directly related to the child's actions, do not involve moral judgment, and aim to guide rather than punish.
Communication Strategies
- Active Listening: involves paying full attention, seeking clarification, and refraining from giving opinions while paraphrasing what the other person is saying.
- Anticipatory Structure: involves sharing plans and providing forewarnings to children about upcoming transitions to help establish routines and facilitate cooperation.
- CALM: a communication strategy for discussing challenging situations by:
- Collecting: minimizing distractions and giving full attention to the child.
- Affect: expressing empathy and understanding the child's emotions.
- Listen: Active listening, paraphrasing, and seeking clarification.
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