PSY 11 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Diana Baumrind, International Rules Football
9 Sep 2016
School
Department
Course
Professor
Document Summary
Based on 2 parents with the same style. Authoritarian style: high demandingness, low responsiveness, require obedience without compromise, focus on what the child is doing wrong rather than right, parent believes order is the best way to raise kids (tough love) Children from this house hold are known to: Expected to be at dinner at a certain time: high responsiveness. Talk about school problems: negotiate and compromise rules. You are part of the family, so your opinion matters. Kid: don"t want to go to school parent: alright: high responsiveness, few clear expectations of child, focus on giving child unconditional love and freedom. Children are screaming for attention, but parents don"t care: uninvolved, sometimes see this with working parents. Which child has more emotional problems: indifferent. Parents can flip-flop styles after: death of family member, illness, trauma. Erik h. erikson: life presents is with tests/ challenges, epigenetic principle.
