Diana Baumrind, a developmental psychologist, was the first psychologist to identify parenting styles in 1967. The three parenting styles are authoritative, authoritarian and permissive. At one time, these three were the only parenting styles but later on, uninvolved parenting was added to the list of parenting styles. The four parenting styles are described on how much love, rules and the child’s behavior. Looking back to my childhood, I can see how all the parents showed the different parenting styles, including my parents. Growing up, my dad worked at a local aluminum plant and my mother was a stay at home parent. They both had very different parenting styles. I was the third child out of four, three girls, two boys (one that lived with us and the other we never saw). My father was more …show more content…
A parent that is an authoritative shows the child love and support; but also wants to see them succeed in life. They give explanations to their child, it is not “because I said so” and that’s the end of the discussion. Like I mentioned before this is how my father parented me. He gave me examples and explanations on why I couldn’t do something, etc. The authoritative parenting style is how my older sister parents her son. I see all the positive effects that it has on him and I wish to parent that way as well. Authoritarian Parenting Style, in my opinion I always think of in the movies the Asian student whose father pushes them to get straight A’s and play in the orchestra. I know that sounds very stereotypical. This type of parenting style is very strict and they do not care to communicate with their child because it is their way, no and’s, if’s or but’s. According to Rathus (2016), the Authoritarian parents do not respect their child’s points of view and come off cold and rejecting.
In this essay, the author
- Explains diana baumrind, a developmental psychologist, was the first psychologist to identify parenting styles in 1967.
- Narrates how their father worked at a local aluminum plant and their mother was stay-at-home parents. they both had very different parenting styles.
- Opines that they will be an authoritative parent to their daughter charlie. they do not like that their mother was so standoffish towards them as they grew older.
- Explains diana baumrind, a developmental psychologist, was the first psychologist to identify parenting styles in 1967.
- Narrates how their father worked at a local aluminum plant and their mother was stay-at-home parents. they both had very different parenting styles.
- Opines that they will be an authoritative parent to their daughter charlie. they do not like that their mother was so standoffish towards them as they grew older.
- Explains itative parenting style, according to rathus (2016). an authoritative parent shows the child love and support, but also wants to see them succeed in life.
- Opines that authoritarian parenting style is stereotypical. they do not care to communicate with their child because it is their way.
- Explains that a permissive parenting style is when the parent is easygoing with their children without any rules or boundaries. these children have behavioral issues and their parent lacks communication skills.
- Opines that uninvolved parents make few demands and show little warmth or encouragement to their children. they see this parenting style a lot more.
- Opines that authoritative parenting is the best choice of parenting out of the four parenting styles. they want their daughter to succeed and live a happy, loving life.
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- Explains that psychologist diana baumrind and other researcher have helped to identify four major parenting styles: authoritarian, permissive uninvolved, and authoritative.
- Explains that psychologist diana baumrind saw four parenting styles with her researcher with preschool-age children in 1960. the most important change in recent generations may be the trend away from strict authoritarian parents like danny’s.
- Opines that a parent in 2016 should not be looked at as an increasingly ambivalent parent because of the parenting style that helps them to firmly discipline their children.
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- Explains that psychologist diana baumrind saw four parenting styles with her researcher with preschool-age children in 1960. the most important change in recent generations may be the trend away from strict authoritarian parents like danny’s.
- Explains that danny was expected to follow his authoritarian parent strict rules about danny playing ball near the window outside the family room on the side of the house. he was told to play more outside in the back yard where he would be able to throw the ball.
- Explains that danny's authoritarian parents punished him for any little mistakes he made, but these parents had high demands and were not responsive to their children.
- Explains that danny parents paid for a six mouth parenting training class to become more permissive about their son. permissive parents are nontraditional and lenient, do not require mature behavior, and avoid confrontation.
- Analyzes how the uninvolved parenting style of danny's parent became over-taken by all the characteristics of a permissive parent.
- Explains that danny parent's characteristic became like their old authoritarian parenting style with a twist where rules are established for danny to follow.
- Explains that they have studied the four major parenting styles: authoritarian, permissive, uninvolved, and authoritative. itative parenting style is the most successful in raising children.
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- Explains that parenting is the act of taking care of a child or someone who plays an important role in the upbringing of children from birth to adulthood.
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- Analyzes the article perceptions of parenting styles and explains that asian and western cultures have different views of parenting, especially regarding the gender of the child.
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- Explains that authoritative parenting is responsive and demanding parenting with high expectations and demands of maturity. these types of parents teach their children to be independent while also controlling their actions.
- Explains authoritarian parenting, which is demanding but not responsive, is a more restrictive, heavy punishment parenting style that is unresponsive to their child's emotional needs.
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- Explains neglectful parenting, which is neither demanding nor responsive. it can also be called uninvolved, detached, dismissive or even hands off.
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- Opines that everyone should be able to voice their opinion no matter what their parents say.
- Explains that a strict household restricts children from going anywhere they can't go, and makes them develop social abnormalities. relaxed households encourage children to go to social events.
- Explains that parents want what is in the best interest of their children, but no one wants their kids to fail at all during their life but its how they learn.
- Opines that people should go through all the parenting styles, not just these four, to think about the outcome it could have on their children.
- Opines that people should go with the parenting they choose, but they have to make sure that their child has a life and development skills won't be affected by that parenting style.
1280 wordsRead More - Essay On Parenting Stylesanalytical essayParenting causes a large impact in the upbringing of a child. Many cultures and different families believe in different disciplining styles, and each different kind of parenting style influences the child’s future. Although there are millions of families and each has their unique ways of raising their children, the different parenting styles can be classified into 4 major categories. According to research conducted by psychologist Diana Baumrind in the late 1960’s, the major discipline styles are Authoritative, Authoritarian, and Permissive (1967). Later on, a fourth parenting style, Uninvolved parenting, was added.
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- Explains that mr. and mrs. harsh-heart discipline their children itarian way. they use spanking as punishment, lack positive reinforcement, and lack social skills.
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995 wordsRead More - Parenting stylesopinion essayAs a parent I would use the Authoritative parenting style. The authoritative style stresses the importance of flexibility and one’s freedom. I feel that this style is the most fair, and shows more respect for a child as a human being. I don’t like the idea of my children fearing me because of harsh punishment. As an authoritative parent, I would encourage my child to understand that there are reasons behind rules and that they are not just obligatory. The Authoritative parenting style builds a foundation for communication, empathy, and mutual respect.
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- Explains that diana baumrind's research as a developmental psychologist concluded that parents fall under three different styles of parenting: authoritarian, permissive, and authoriative.
- Explains that their parents used a permissive parenting style to raise them. their mother felt that her father was too harsh when it came to disciplining her growing up.
- Opines that their parents' permissive parenting style was both effective and ineffective. they were rebellious, experimenting with their independence.
- Explains that diana baumrind's research as a developmental psychologist concluded that parents fall under three different styles of parenting: authoritarian, permissive, and authoriative.
- Explains that their parents used a permissive parenting style to raise them. their mother felt that her father was too harsh when it came to disciplining her growing up.
- Opines that their parents' permissive parenting style was both effective and ineffective. they were rebellious, experimenting with their independence.
- Opines that itative parenting style emphasizes flexibility and one's freedom. they don't like the idea of their children fearing me because of harsh punishment.
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1000 wordsRead More - What Are Parenting Styles?comparative essayAn interesting topic to discuss in today's world is the various parenting styles and the potential outcomes of children that grow up in this environment. According to Types of Parenting Styles and How to Identify Yours by Bianca Mgbemere and Rachel Telles (2013), it states the four major recognized parenting styles in today's society. These include: authoritarian, neglectful, permissive, and authoritative. In all four of these parenting styles, parents learn the different behavioral effects of the child both negatively and positively. How you raise and discipline your child plays a key role in how they treat others, and eventually, their own kids.
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- Explains the four major recognized parenting styles in today's society: authoritarian, neglectful, permissive, and authoritative. how you raise and discipline your child plays a key role in how they treat others.
- Explains that authoritarian parenting involves commanding, obedience, in expense of personal freedom, and to do what is told. the child is more likely to become timid, have low self-esteem, independence issues and lack spontaneity.
- Explains that neglectful parenting is one of the worst parenting styles out of all four and can lead to poor decisions later in the child's life.
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- Explains that authoritarian parenting involves commanding, obedience, in expense of personal freedom, and to do what is told. the child is more likely to become timid, have low self-esteem, independence issues and lack spontaneity.
- Explains that neglectful parenting is one of the worst parenting styles out of all four and can lead to poor decisions later in the child's life.
- Explains that permissive parenting consists of fewer demands, less discipline, low expectations, and avoiding confrontation.
- Explains that authoritative parenting is a common parenting style. authoritative parents command, have respect, self-confidence, and be able to be trusted.
- Concludes that the four parenting styles are the most commonly used on a child. parents need to understand the environment of which their child lives in and determine their parenting style.
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- Compares mr. and mrs. easy-going's parenting style to that of the harsh-heart family.
- Explains that diane baumrind classified permissive parenting as a style where parents resist imposing rules and standards because they prefer to allow their children to govern themselves.
- Explains that mr. and mrs. harsh-heart are authoritarian parents who expect their children to follow strict rules without question.
- Explains that mr. and mrs. harsh-heart are more likely to spank their children than a permissive parent.
1476 wordsRead More - Parenting Style Analysisargumentative essayParenting style is considered as one of the key factors for children’s early development (Nam & Chung, 2014) and it is defined as the parents’ perceivable attitudes and behaviour towards the child (Darling & Steinberg, 1993). There are three styles of parenting according to Baumrind (1968); authoritative, authoritarian, and permissive. Then Maccoby and Martin (1983) added neglectful parenting as the fourth parenting style. These styles involved two parenting strategies: parental responsiveness and demandingness. Also known as parental warmth and control; parental warmth refers to which parents intentionally nurture of individuality, self-regulation, and self-assertion by being supportive and making sure to obtain children 's special needs and
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- Defines parenting style as the parents' perceivable attitudes and behaviour towards the child. baumrind (1968) defines authoritative, authoritarian, and permissive parenting, followed by maccoby and martin (1983).
- Explains that authoritative parents direct their child's activities in a rational, issue-oriented manner and establish rules and regulations that they are expected to follow. permissive parents are more responsive, non-traditional, and lenient.
- Explains that early life abuse and neglect can have effects on brain development and can result to diseases in immune and cardiovascular system, poor self-control, and cognitive delay.
- Defines parenting style as the parents' perceivable attitudes and behaviour towards the child. baumrind (1968) defines authoritative, authoritarian, and permissive parenting, followed by maccoby and martin (1983).
- Explains that authoritative parents direct their child's activities in a rational, issue-oriented manner and establish rules and regulations that they are expected to follow. permissive parents are more responsive, non-traditional, and lenient.
- Explains that early life abuse and neglect can have effects on brain development and can result to diseases in immune and cardiovascular system, poor self-control, and cognitive delay.
- Explains roskam et al.'s longitudinal study of inhibition development among pre-schoolers. they collected data from 421 families and children’s inhibition capacities and parenting behaviours were also assessed.
- Analyzes the relationship between authoritative parenting style and corporal punishment to chinese preschools' effortful control, impulsivity, and ego resilience and maladjustment.
- Explains that parents play a very influential role during the early years of the child as they go through rapid development in language, socially, emotional and most importantly brain development.
- Concludes that the way parents treat their children can have negative or positive effects on the children's cognitive development.
1398 wordsRead More - As a parent, your approach to your child is as unique as you are, expressing different types of affection and discipline that fits your expectations which result in three major parenting styles, authoritarian, permissive, and the best approach authoritative. Each type of parenting approach has its own benefits and also disadvantages resulting into categories for which fits best for each parent. But also expressing the superior advantages of being an authoritative parent.
In this essay, the author
- Explains the three major parenting styles: authoritarian, permissive, and authoritative. each type of parenting approach has its own benefits and disadvantages, resulting in categories for which fits best for each parent.
- Explains that an authoritarian parent emphasizes obedience instead of love and nurturing. the strict rules and high expectations result in high obedience, which can be an advantage of many goals.
- Explains that a permissive parent is the opposite of an authoritarian. they hide the idea of pleasing their child and not obeying the rules.
- Explains the three major parenting styles: authoritarian, permissive, and authoritative. each type of parenting approach has its own benefits and disadvantages, resulting in categories for which fits best for each parent.
- Explains that an authoritarian parent emphasizes obedience instead of love and nurturing. the strict rules and high expectations result in high obedience, which can be an advantage of many goals.
- Explains that a permissive parent is the opposite of an authoritarian. they hide the idea of pleasing their child and not obeying the rules.
- Explains that an authoritative parent is a happy medium between permissive parenting and autoritarian parenting.
- Explains that each parenting style has its own disadvantage and advantage, making it as unique as you are as a parent.
715 wordsRead More - The Psychology of Parenting Stylesexplanatory essayThe first type of parenting style is called authoritarian. In this parenting style the parents are the boss. They make strict rules and they enforce them. They focus more on restrictions than a loving relationship with their child. They believe it is their job as parents to catch their children being bad and punish them. These parents use external control on their children instead of taking time to tell the kid what they did wrong and why they should not do it again. Something these parents do not realize is that they do not catch their kids being good. Authoritarian parents are firm and unsympathetic. Authoritarian parents love to use discipline.
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- Explains the psychology of parenting styles, describing the outcomes, processes, labor, and techniques in a psychological point of view.
- Explains the first type of parenting style called authoritarian, where the parents are the boss. they make strict rules and enforce them; they use external control on their children instead of taking time to tell them what they did wrong.
- Illustrates how timmy's parents punish him by beating him with a stick. they do not explain to him why they are hitting him or ask why he has arrived home late.
- Explains the psychology of parenting styles, describing the outcomes, processes, labor, and techniques in a psychological point of view.
- Explains the first type of parenting style called authoritarian, where the parents are the boss. they make strict rules and enforce them; they use external control on their children instead of taking time to tell them what they did wrong.
- Illustrates how timmy's parents punish him by beating him with a stick. they do not explain to him why they are hitting him or ask why he has arrived home late.
- Explains that permissive parenting was popular in the 1950s and 1960s because of all the troubles going on during wwii. permissive parents have a fear that their kids will not like them.
- Explains that democratic parenting is the best parenting style for raising children in a healthy environment. democratic parents make rules but are flexible with their rules depending on the different situations.
- Explains that a child shouldn't be afraid of their parents. when their children do something wrong, talk with them firmly, but at the same time try to understand what they are saying.
- Explains that authoritarian parents will not only depend on discipline. they will explain to the child what he has done wrong, and then they will give him a reasonable punishment.
- Explains that uninvolved parents have nothing to do with their children because they work too long, are involved with drugs, or are divorced. this uncaring style doesn't meet the needs of children.
- Explains that neglectful parenting is the hardest parenting style for a child to experience. uninvolved parents love their children more than the neglected parents.
- Advises parents to choose a democratic or authoritative parenting style for their children, so that they are successful socially and academically. the lowest point in marriage is when kids reach teenage years.
- Cites galdwell, malcolm, stahl michael, phillip, phelan, thomas, and reichlin, gail.
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