Parenting Styles and Family Dynamics
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Which parenting style is characterized by being warm, responsive, and making reasonable demands?

  • Authoritarian
  • Neglectful
  • Authoritative (correct)
  • Permissive

    • In the Family Stress Model, economic hardship primarily leads to:

  • Direct improvements in family relationships
  • Immediate child behavioral problems
  • Increased family income
  • Parental emotional and behavioral problems (correct)

    • At what age do children typically spend about 30-40% of their day interacting with peers?

  • Age 4
  • Age 2
  • Adolescence
  • Age 7-11 (correct)

    • Which play level involves children playing alongside, but not with, other children?

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    Which parenting style is associated with children who are generally impulsive and more likely to engage in delinquent behaviors?

    <p>Indulgent (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Peer relationships are considered symmetrical because:

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    In which developmental stage do children typically engage in symbolic and pretend play?

    <p>Preschoolers (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Socioeconomic status is typically measured by:

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    The Family Investment Model primarily focuses on which of the following?

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    Which play level involves children sharing toys but not having a shared goal?

    <p>Associative play (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    At what age do children typically begin to prefer same-sex friends?

    <p>Age 6 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a consequence of growing up in poverty?

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    Peer influences are most significantly determined by which factor?

    <p>Context of interaction (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which parenting style is characterized by high warmth and low control?

    <p>Permissive (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which developmental outcome is associated with authoritative parenting?

    <p>Social responsibility (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Children typically spend what percentage of their day interacting with peers?

    <p>30% (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Bullying occurs most often because the bully hopes to gain what?

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    The Family Stress Model suggests that economic pressure leads to which outcome?

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    Flashcards

    Authoritative Parenting

    Warm, responsive parenting with reasonable demands.

    Family Stress Model & Economic Hardship

    Economic hardship often leads to parental emotional and behavioral problems, impacting the family.

    Peer Interaction (Age)

    Children spend about 30-40% of their day interacting with peers from ages 7-11.

    Parallel Play

    Children play alongside but independently.

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    Indulgent/Permissive Parenting

    Associated with impulsive children and possible delinquent behavior.

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    Parenting Practices vs. Styles

    Parenting practices are specific attempts in a context while parenting styles describe general approaches.

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    Socioeconomic Status (SES) Measurement

    Measured by family income, parent education, and occupation; not child's grades or diet.

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    Play's Impact (Development)

    Play promotes physical skills, cognitive abilities, and social skills but not financial literacy.

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    Family Investment Model

    Focuses on the time, money, and support that parents invest in their children, influencing child development.

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    Associative Play

    Children share toys and interact, but don't have a shared goal.

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    COVID-19 & Parenting

    Job loss due to COVID-19 was linked to increased psychological maltreatment of children by parents.

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    Same-Sex Friend Preference

    Children typically start preferring same-sex friends around age 6.

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    Poverty's Impact

    Growing up in poverty can lead to poorer academics, behavioral problems, and mental health challenges.

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    Developmental Progression of Play: First Stage

    Solitary play, where children play alone without interaction, comes first.

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    Peer Influence

    The context of interaction, the specific situation, is the strongest determinant of peer influences.

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    Permissive Parenting

    High warmth, low control: parents are lenient with rules, but loving and responsive.

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    Peer Interaction Time

    4-year-olds typically spend around 20% of their day interacting with peers.

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    Bullying's Motivation

    Bullying often arises from the bully's desire to gain social status or power.

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    Study Notes

    Parenting Styles and Practices

    • Authoritative: Warm, responsive, reasonable demands.
    • Authoritarian: Less warm, high demands, low responsiveness.
    • Permissive: Warm, low demands, high responsiveness.
    • Neglectful: Low warmth, low demands, low responsiveness.
    • Parenting practices: Specific attempts in a particular context. Differ from styles.

    Family Stress Model

    • Economic hardship leads to parental emotional and behavioral problems.
    • Not immediate child behavioral problems, direct improvements in family relationships, or increased family income.

    Play Development

    • Solitary play: Playing alone.
    • Parallel play: Playing alongside, but not with others.
    • Associative play: Sharing materials, but without a shared goal.
    • Cooperative play: Playing with a shared goal.
    • Children typically spend 30-40% of their day interacting with peers during ages 7-11.
    • Pretend play is typical in preschoolers.
    • Play fosters development in physical skills, cognitive abilities, and social skills, not financial literacy.

    Socioemotional Development

    • Sociometric status: Measured by social behavior. Includes factors like physical attractiveness and athleticism.
    • Infants show interest in each other around 3 months of age, not birth.
    • Same-sex friendships are more common in adolescence (not infancy, toddlerhood, or age 6).
    • Peer relationships are symmetrical because peers have equal knowledge and authority.

    Adolescent Development

    • Dunphy's model describes stages of group-to-group interactions (stages 1-4).
    • Family Investment Model: Focuses on parental investments of time, money, and support.
    • Friendship in adolescence: Characterized by shared attitudes and self-exploration, not instrumental relationships or only physical proximity.
    • Peer influences: Significantly determined by the context of interaction (and not age alone, individual personality, or physical appearance).

    Socioeconomic Status (SES)

    • Measured by family income, parent education, and occupation.
    • Growing up in poverty is associated with poorer academics, behavioral issues, and mental health challenges. Not increased family wealth.
    • Economic pressure leads to parental emotional and behavioral problems (not improved family relationships, no change in dynamics, or increased child happiness).
    • SES impacts child development through family investments and resources, not solely genetic factors or a child's motivation.

    Developmental Stages

    • Preschoolers are engaging in symbolic and pretend play (not infants, toddlers, or adolescents).
    • 4-year-olds spend about 30-40% of their day interacting with others, not 10%, 20%, or 40%.
    • First year of social interactions is in part one-sided.

    Bullying

    • Bullying is most often driven by the desire to gain social status, not making friends, lacking academic skills, or lacking hobbies.
    • Growth mindset was developed by Dr. Carol Dweck, not Diana Baumrind.

    COVID-19

    • COVID-19-related job loss was associated with parents' psychological maltreatment. (Not improved parenting practices, increased family income, or better child well-being).

    Additional Key Concepts

    • Parenting practices differ from styles in that they are specific attempts in a particular context

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    Explore different parenting styles, their impact on family dynamics, and child development through play. This quiz dives into authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, and neglectful parenting, along with the play development stages and the Family Stress Model. Test your knowledge on how these elements influence child growth and family relationships.

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