PSYCH 242 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Diana Baumrind, Personal Taste, Parenting Styles
Document Summary
Scaffolding independence: parenting styles, diana baumrind, 4 parenting styles based on 2 dimensions, demandingness: having expectations for your kids, responsiveness: taking kids ideas into accounts, authoritative, authoritarian. Indulgent: neglectful, authoritative parenting, high demand, high response, encourages independence, warm, kind; tries to figure issues out with child. Socially competent behavior: authoritarian parenting, high demand, low response, restrictive, punitive, little input from adolescents, poor social functioning. Lots of changes in father"s role throughout history; related to social and economic trends. Involvement has increased, but still less involved than mothers: more of a range of tine, positive relationship, positive psychosocial, co-parenting, poor coordination between parents associated with risks; "go ask your father" John bowlby and mary ainsworth: attachment style, secure: using caregiver (mother) as a secure base from which to explore the environment; lots of emotion when caregiver leaves/ quick to calm when they come back. Impact of attachment styles: secure attachment, emotional adjustment, physical health, positive relationships with peers.
