PSY 3123 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Social Desirability Bias, Kurt Lewin, Verbal Behavior
21 Nov 2015
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Discipline: the objective is to teach children adapted behaviours/attitudes. Punishment: the objective is to eliminate undesirable behaviours/attitudes. We have a tendency to overestimate the value of punishment in the context of discipline. If you keep spanking your child and you don"t explain why, then that is bad for the child"s upbringing. If you want to spank, at least explain why. Less internalization of parental values (if you constantly spank your kids, you are internalizing their values) Bidirectional influence because the above mentioned are who you want to spank the most. More aggressively and impulsively compared to biparental families. Some data suggest a 7 fold increase in criminal behaviour. People who do come from single-parent families may experience the following: a. b. Monday, october 26, 2015: frequent moving (harder for the kids to settle down) Absolutely no problem in any of the above. Girls who grew up in gay/lesbian families have the tendency to explore and be open of their sexuality.
