Types of Family  Nuclear Family  Extended Family  Single-parent Family  Reconstituted Family.

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Types of Family  Nuclear Family  Extended Family  Single-parent Family  Reconstituted Family

Characteristics of Contemporary American Families  Diversity is the norm  Marrying, having children later  Higher divorce rates  More single-parent families  More remarriages/ reconstituted families  More births to single moms/ decline in birth rate  Higher family incomes

Parenting Style - Baumrind Two Dimensions of Parenting –Acceptance/responsiveness: extent to which parents are supportive, sensitive to needs, affectionate, willing to praise. Acceptance of demands placed by children. –Demandingness/control: how much control over decisions lie with parent as opposed to child.

Parenting Styles Demandingness

Authoritarian  Characteristics –High value on parental authority, obedience, order –One-way control –Strict limits on child’s communication –Strict punishment  Outcomes –Social competence –Moral development –Self-concept –Aggression  Direction of causality is unclear  Longitudinal studies show no long-term association

Permissive/Indulgent  Characteristics –Tolerance of child’s impulses –Little punishment –Few demands for mature behavior –Few rules –Child makes own decisions whenever possible  Outcomes –Insecure –Self-centered –Low self-discipline –Rebellious

Authoritative/Reciprocal  Characteristics –Clear standard setting –Expectation for mature behavior –Firm enforcement for rules –Encouragement of independence –Open communication –Recognition of rights of parents/children  Outcomes –Social competence –Self-esteem –Moral development

Neglectful  Characteristics –Lacks commitment to parental role –At extreme levels – abusive, neglectful  Outcomes –Deficits in all aspects of psychosocial functioning by age 2 –Aggression –Disobedience –Delinquency

Effects of Parenting Styles

Small Group Activity  The child is watching TV. The parents announce that it is time for bed, but the child refuses to go.  A child knows she is supposed to make her bed in the morning before going to school but she consistently waits too late. If she makes the bed, she’ll miss the school bus and will need a ride to school.