4 Parenting Styles – Characteristics And Effects [Infographic]

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what is a

baumrind's theory

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definition of parenting styles

which is the most effective

nature vs nurture

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what is a

the parenting styles commonly used in psychology today is based on the work of diana baumrind

baumrind's theory

based on extensive observation

maccoby and martin expanded this model using a two-dimensional framework

maccoby and martin parenting styles

authoritative

authoritarian

permissive

neglectful

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definition of the parenting styles

demand their maturity

responsiveness refers to the degree parents are accepting and sensitive to their children's emotional and developmental needs

authoritative parenting

these parents set rules and enforce boundaries by having open discussion and using reasoning

they are affectionate and supportive and encourage independence

this is also known as democratic

appear happy and content

are more independent

achieve higher academic success

develop self-esteem

interact

have better mental health — less depression

exhibit less violent tendencies

related: authoritative parenting

authoritarian parenting

although authoritarian and authoritative parenting styles have similar names

these parents use stern discipline and often employ punishment to control children's behavior

authoritarian parents are unresponsive to their children's needs and are generally not nurturing

tend to have an unhappy disposition

are less independent

appear insecure

exhibit more behavioral problems

perform worse academically

have poorer social skills

are more prone to mental issues

are more likely to have drug use problems

related: authoritarian parenting

permissive parenting

permissive parents set very few rules and boundaries and they are reluctant to enforce rules

disappoint their children

cannot follow rules

have worse self-control

possess egocentric tendencies

encounter more problems in relationships and social interactions

neglectful parenting

they are indifferent to their children's needs and uninvolved in their lives

child neglect when they were kids

are more impulsive

cannot self-regulate emotion

encounter more delinquency and addictions problems

have more mental issues —

which is the most effective

parenting from the inside out

from decades of studies

therefore

this classification of parenting styles has been studied

results are generally found to be as expected

however

cultural and ethnics differences

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in spain

child temperament

in a study

it seems like is not the only determining factor in the child's outcomes

differences in social context and in child temperaments can make a difference

but it is worth noting that

in addition

two aspects

therefore

parenting styles vs parenting practices

another component that can impact the outcome is the distinction between and parenting practice

is the emotional climate in which parents raise their children

parenting practices are specific actions that parents employ in their parenting

even

limitations and criticisms of parenting studies

when interpreting research results

that is

but you can easily turn that around and say that kids who behave cause their parents to be warm and responsive because children do have different temperaments

these parenting research do not tell us which one is the correct cause-and-effect relationship

so why do most psychologists and experts still recommend authoritative

reason is that there are overwhelming volumes of studies showing these connections consistently

another reason is that there is no research that shows authoritative causes harm to children

as a parent

warm and indulgent will achieve all of my goals

nature vs nurture

nature vs nurture is one of the oldest debates in the history of psychology. which one matters more

researchers have found that a person's behavior and character traits are influenced roughly the same by genetics and by environment

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to find out your

child care practices anteceding three patterns of preschool behavior. by baumrind

socialization in the context of the family: parent-child interaction. by maccoby

parenting styles and adolescent development. by baumrind

as context: an integrative model. by darling

impact of parenting practices on adolescent achievement: authoritative parenting

the influence of authoritative on adolescents' academica chievement. by kingsley nyarko

authoritative parenting and college students' academic adjustment and success. by strage

remembered parenting styles and adjustment in middle and late adulthood. by tanja c. rothrauff

relationships between parenting styles and risk behaviors in adolescent health: an integrative literature review. by newman k

the authoritative parenting index: predicting health risk behaviors among children and adolescents. by jackson c

relationship of perceived parenting styles

the mediational pathway among parenting styles

is a predictor of suicide attempts in a representative sample of adolescents? by carolin donath

a review of the relationship among parenting practices

ethnic differences in adolescent achievement: an ecological perspective. by steinberg

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