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Parenting Styles

Authoritarian parents: Parenting Authoritarian parents: “Bosses”; no need to explain actions or demands; child has no right to question

Parenting Permissive parents: Kids have final say; no rules/demands; no expectations; parents give up their parenting role

Parenting Uninvolved parents: Self-centered; uncommitted to being a parent; distant from child

Parenting Helicopter parent: Hover over their children; want to know and have a say in every aspect of child’s life; pays very close attention

Parenting Authoritative parents: Kids participate in decisions, but parents have right to veto; discussions occur

Which parenting style is this? Example A 5-year-old wants a second helping of snack after school. Her mother tells her no. The child asks, “Why?” And the mother simply says, “Because I said so.” Which parenting style is this?

Example A 3-year-old is playing with another child while their parents eat dinner. The 3-year-old snatches a toy away from the other child. The mother and father of the 3-year-old see this, but do nothing because they believe their child has a right to express himself. What parenting style is this?

Example A parent asks to read their son’s homework every night after he has completed it. If they find mistakes they point them out and suggest ways to correct them. Then they ask about the grades he receives on these assignments. What parenting style is this?

Healthiest Development Style Authoritative style Reasons: Establishment of limits Warmth and support Gains: Responsibility Parents = love and respect Cooperative independence

Parenting Style Skits Write out script of a scenario that represents your given parenting style Include: Scene, roles (i.e., parent, children), specific scenario, descriptions of reactions, etc.

Early Attachment Attachment—deep, caring, enduring emotional bond between infant and caregiver

Attachment in Animals

Attachment in Animals Harry Harlow (1930s)—surrogate mothers Monkeys preferred cloth mother Need for contact comfort

Attachment in Humans Strongest between 6 mos and 3 years Disruptions can be distressful Mary Ainsworth (1991)—The Strange Situation

Exit Pass In at least 3-4 sentences, how can attachment and a caregiver’s parenting style influence a child’s development?