Authoritative Child-Rearing Style

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Sean Prinsen

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INDEX
PART A
1. Section A p. 4-9
Table 1: Biographical Information of Parents p.4
Table 2: Biographical Information of Children p.4
2. Section B
Table 3: Authoritative child-rearing style p.4
Table 4: Authoritarian child-rearing style p.5
Table 5: Permissive child-rearing style p.5
Table 6: Uninvolved child-rearing style p.5
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Their attitude towards discipline were very different from the white social workers that bought them together. They believe in physical punishment but no shouting, only talking nicely. If a parent shout he is out of control and it is abusive according to them. Good parenting is a complex combination of warmth, teaching, talking nicely and disciplining physically. But you can’t punish too harshly then you are doing it wrong. Interesting enough studies showed that in some cases children did respond positively to physical punishment. The difference seem to be that in black communities the punishment are culturally approved and given in a supportive environment in the aim to help the child to become responsible adults. Whereas in white communities they believe physical punishment is wrong so by the time resort to it they are highly agitated and the child might view it as