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    All parents have their own ideas on how children should be raised. Some of these parenting styles can have negative repercussions; while others will mold their children to be successful in the future. I have chosen to break them down to three basic parenting styles: Authoritarian‚ permissive‚ and democratic. The first style of parenting is authoritative. In this style parents tend to be extremely strict‚ and expect their children to be obedient. Authoritarian parents’ main focus is that the child

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    their children to discuss household rules and their importance to the family dynamics. These styles of parenting have their advantages and disadvantages. There are ethical and unethical issues when it comes to discipline with punishment styles as well. The advantages and disadvantages of The Harsh­Heart family can lead to positive outcomes and horrible. The Harsh family would be the authoritarian style of parenting. This style would be the old fashioned style. This style believes in the usual strict rules with no question. Consequences are harsher

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    LITERATURE REVIEW ON PARENTING STYLES AND ASSERTIVENESS Many years ago‚ women were usually relegated to domestic duties‚ unlike men who were always seen in social interactions. However‚ in recent years‚ women have attracted much attention in the area of social interaction. Interestingly‚ whereas some women can skillfully interact socially‚ on the part of other women‚ social interaction is a difficult task. Social interaction has been

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    Parenting Styles; Then and Now N. Ortiz ITT Technical We as parents‚ expect our children to make mistake‚ and as we have learn from them. I grew up in the era of Tough Love‚ what you see is what you get. In my day parents did not give praise for things you were expected to know. When you did something wrong either you were punished‚ disciplined (spanked) or both. Today we see parents praising their children more‚ but we also see some children raising themselves. So are these the

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    My mother most definitely used the Authoritative parenting style. She was very quick to set rules and boundaries and would punish us if we broke them‚ however she would discuss with us first what we did wrong‚ why we did it and why it was wrong before administering punishment which would sometimes be a spanking‚ or revoking of privileges. If we disagreed with a rule she set forth she would listen to our argument as to why we did not like or agree with it and would occasionally modify it to suit the

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    Effective Parenting Styles COM/150 Abstract The passion of people’s reactions to questioning parenting styles are just below the nukes of religion and politics in explosive potential. Here we discuss what the basic styles are and what styles most parents tend to fall. We will look at constructive and deconstructive parenting styles as well as see which option tends to be the best. Where do you fall? Is that style the best your

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    developmental psychologist who founded the findings of three parenting styles known as authoritarian‚ permissive‚ and authoritative from 1967 to 1971 (Berger‚ 2016). However later on other researchers discovered that there was another parenting style known as neglectful parenting (Berger‚ 2016). Each of these styles have their own view‚ teachings‚ and opinions on how to raise their child and care for them. To begin with‚ authoritarian parenting is a style where parents view themselves as having the final say

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    their kids. Most of the time‚ these knowledges that they absorb often create their identity. It is quite fascination how parents cope with their offspring. In modern day‚ there are four main type of parenting: authoritarian‚ neglectful‚ permissive‚ and authoritative. Each one of those parenting styles are symmetrical to the behavior and characteristics their kids possessed. To begin‚ authoritarian parents forces the children to follow their guidelines in which children have to manifest blind submission

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    background and education level on individuals parenting style been a topic of interest to both developmental and family psychologists. This intense interest stems from the fact that a persons parenting style is so intimately intertwined with the culture they were exposed to. Ethnic variation in parenting style is almost universal. Numerous studies have investigated parenting in a very diverse set of countries‚ each with its own value systems‚ using parenting styles derived from Baumrind’s work as the measure

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    Composition 1301-P78 2013‚ April 15 Authoritative Parenting: The Most Effective Parenting Children are impacted by so many things in life‚ parents being the most influential. The methods in which parents raise their children impact their development as well as their behavior. Not every child is the same‚ so children from different backgrounds can be extremely similar and children from similar backgrounds could grow up with entirely different personalities. “Psychologist Diana Baumrind

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