FRHD 3040 Chapter Notes - Chapter 8: Domain Theory, Attachment Theory, Generation Gap
17 Apr 2016
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Week 8: parenting and adolescence (heath chapter 8) Study tip: lecture has some parallels with the reading; study both the lecture and the section of the reading that relates to the lecture content. Describe the characteristics of authoritative, traditional, authoritarian, and permissive parenting as well as the positive and/or negative outcomes that are associated with each one: authoritative parenting. Provide appropriate level of freedom while require them to behave in responsible manner. Responsiveness to needs of youth (leads to adolescents identifying and embracing parental values) Positive outcomes include: higher psychosocial maturity, reasoning ability, empathy and altruism, higher self worth. Traditional parenting pattern: parent in non-western cultures and ethnic minority cultures, role of parent has greater authority and not expected to provide reasons why to comply, combine high parental control with parental responsiveness. Stricter parenting balanced by greater closeness: spend lots of time working together. Develop e sense of interdependence and shared obligations: positive outcomes include.
