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4: Parenting Flashcards

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The parenting style that values obedience & respect the most. Pushing vs resistance.

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Authoritarian

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Task concerned with the raising of children.

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Parenting

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When both external force (punishment) & development of internal sense of right & wrong are used:

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Discipline

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When the parent is demanding, punishing, and has severe restrictions and constant direction & supervision.

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Authoritarian

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What are the possible child’s response to the authoritarian parenting style?

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  1. Submission - obedience
  2. Active rebellion - overt defiance & verbal refusal
  3. Passive resistance - forgetting & covert, devious rebellion
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Aggressiveness, moodiness, irritability, low self esteem are clinical correlations to a child raised by what parenting style?

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Authoritarian

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An authoritarian’s child may develop what attitude in the future?

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Bossy or follower
Compulsive or refusal to comply
Procrastinator, resistant to schedule
Sex & marriage are duties

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Describe a child of an indifferent (detached) parent.

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Demanding
Less compliant
Poor peer relationship

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A child is passive, bored & discontented in the midst of indulgence.

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Permissive parenting

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True or false: in permissive parenting, the child is the boss.

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TRUE

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When the child sees the adult as probider of pleasure & comfort, loses initiative & spontaneity, and has tantrums.

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Permissive

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What are the clinical correlation in children of permissive parenting style?

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Impulsivity

Behavioral problems

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The child’s attitude in the future would be to hate work, no career decisions, attaches to partner who can indulge, and has passive expectation of getting from others.

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Permissive

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A combination of parental warmth & acceptance or involvement w/ parental control.

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Authoritative/democratic

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Describe the discipline in a democratic parenting style.

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Consistency
Firmness
Warmth
Reinforcement of appropriate responses

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A child who is independent, has strong social skills and is confident is raised by what parenting style?

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Authoritative/democratic

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The most effective parenting would involve what:

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Consistency
Reward for good behavior
Punishment for undesirable behavior

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For Filipinos, what is the natural outcome of marriage?

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Parenthood

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Describe a Filipino family.

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Child-centered

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True or false: In the rural areas, children provide help as early as 5 years old.

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TRUE

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The investment for social mobility:

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Good education -> good jobs -> raise the socio-economic standing of the family

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True or false: Parenthood is not necessarily a furnishing incentive for success.

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FALSE

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For Filipinos, how is masculinity measured?

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By the number of children produced

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True or false: To bear a child is the fulfillment of womanhood. (Filipino culture)

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TRUE

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The process in which an individual acquires & internalizes the norm.
Socialization
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In which personality is developed.
Socialization
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What are the agents of socialization?
Family School Church Other groups individual is exposed to
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Considered as the closest and most influential social group in a child's life:
Family
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Reasons for parents' dedication to child rearing:
Genuine love & concern for child's welfare Community expectation Legal prescription
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Who assumes the bulk of child care responsibilty?
Mother
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What are the 4 types of fatherhood?
Procreator Dilettante Determinative Generative
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Refers to the emotional tone of involvement with children:
Affective dimension
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The degree of involvement with children:
Activity dimension
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Type of father that equates fatherhood primarily w/ raising children:
Procreator father
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The father who is often away from home but maintains warm relationship with children.
Dilettante father
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Obsessed with directing his children's lives.
Determinative father
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Spend much time with children & enjoys being with them that fatherhood becomes an opportunity for own growth and fulfillment.
Generative father
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At what type do the Filipino father tend to fall in?
Procreator and dilettante
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If you are a young father, what is the primary responsibilty to focus on?
Nurturance
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The older fathers consider _______ their primary duty.
Provider role
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The father's role is to be:
Authority figure & disciplinarian
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Receives the most attention & affection in the household.
Infant
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Too much crying may give the baby:
Gas or colic
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True or false: In child rearing, techniques should be static.
FALSE (it should change as society changes)
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What is a child's major role?
To be a diligent student
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Encourages good behavior through praising, granting privileges and rewards.
Positive technique
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Examples of negative techniques:
Scolding, spanking Depriving the child of what he wants Isolation Instilling fear
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What is the most common and considered as most effective method for negative technique?
Corporal punishment (scolding, spanking)
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Factors affecting child rearing behavior:
``` Site Birth order Gender Age Subculture ```
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Factor that is utilized when you are strict if a place is hazardous to health.
Site
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Who bears the greatest demand and expectations but receives special attention & privilege as parental surrogate?
Eldest
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Who are less subjected to corporal punishment?
Adolescents
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Filipino child rights:
``` To be born (w/ name&nationality) To be free (w/ caring family) Have good educ Develop potentials Have food,shelter,healthy body To play To be protected To live in peaceful community To be defended and assisted by gov Express own views ```
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Give the types of solo-parent families.
``` Widow/widower & his/her children Single man & adopted children Separated parent & children Unwed woman & children Mistress & her children by a married man ```
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More than 2M of Filipinos. Thus comprising the bulk of single parent families.
Widow or widower
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True or false: Females have longer life expectancy than males.
TRUE
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What do homosexuals who have achieved high socio-economic status commonly do?
Adopt a child
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A comprehensive package of benefits such as tax breaks, housing benefits, health & educ insurance.
Solo parents welfare act
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The big advantage of windows:
Favorable attitude of family, friends & community
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Source of security of widows:
Emotional support
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Left alone in the task of bringing up their children w/o adequate financial or emotional support:
Divorced or separated
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__ out of 10 Filipino marriages are intact.
9
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Reasons for marital discord:
Infidelity or irresponsibility Incompatibility In-law problems
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Number of confirmed wives to be unfaithful.
8-10 out of 100
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Children in what period are more affected after separation?
latency period
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Permits spouses to live separately but the marital bobds are severed so neither spouses may remarry.
Legal separation
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Voids the marriage & considers it not to have taken place at all.
Annulment
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Resorted to by some upper class individuals who would like to formalize an existing extramarital relationship
Divorce abroad
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If one of the parties is a foreigner, who had validly obtained a divorce abroad, enabling him or her to remarry, will the Filipino spouse be able to remarry under Phil law?
YES
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Resorted by the bulk of troubled couples in the Philippines.
Abandonment/desertion
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Child who is abandoned may:
Express desire to be exact opposite of absent parent May idealize absent parent Develop poor self-esteem Difficulty expressing emotions
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The dramatic and highly emotional responses are present in this phase of separation:
First, acute phase
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When the parents begin to disengage from each other's lives & move into new relationships
Transitional phase
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Establishment of a relatively stable single or remarried household
Third phase of separation
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``` Give the ages of the ffg: Preschool Early latency Later latency Adolescent ```
Preschool: ages 3-5 Early latency: ages 5-8 Later latency: ages 8&1/2-12 Adolescent: ages 12-18
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They are likely to regress following one parent's departire from home.
Preschool
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Usually the most recent developmental achievement upon departure of a parent.
Regression
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Sleep disturbances are common & an intense yearning for the departed parent.
Preschool
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They grieve openly for the departed parent and have terrifying fantasy of replacement.
Early latency children (5-8)
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Fierce anger at one or both parents, they see one as good and one as bad qnd they grieve over loss of their intact world.
Later latency
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There is acute depression accompanied by suicidal preoccupation and direct violent attacks on custodial parents.
Adolescents
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They identify with one parent and do battle against the other but also capable of considerable compassion for their parents' weaknesses.
Adolescents
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True or false: Marital turmoil has greater impact on girls than boys.
FALSE (greater on boys)
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Reflect the quality of life & parent-child relationships w/in postseparation or remarried.
Ongoing effects
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Reflects the concerns associated w/ the possibility of repeating failure of relationship bet man & woman.
Delayed effects
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The need for the father increases in both boys & girls.
Adolescence
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Represent a major addition to the expectable tasks of childhood & adolescence.
Psychological tasks
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The task for acknowledging the reality of the marital rupture is ranked:
1st
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These need to be addressed immediately at the time of separation. Should optimally be resolved within the 1st year.
Tasks 1 & 2
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Disengaging for parental conflict & distress & resuming customary pursuits.
Task 2
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What is task 3 in the psychological tasks?
The resolution of losses.
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Resolving anger and self-blame is what psycholigical task?
Task 4
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What tasks will be worked & reworked by the child over many years?
Tasks 3, 4, 5
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What is psychological task 5?
Accepting the permanence of the separation
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The salient tasks at adolescence.
Tasks 3 4 5 6
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Achieving realistic hope regarding relationships is task __.
Task 6
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The problems related to absence of father:
Problems related to gender identity, discipline, academic perfornance in school and health risk behavior It is the root of many social ills
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Follow up children who were assessed when they were 6 & 7 yrs old and did not show effect on their school readiness.
Henry Ricciuti
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Positive effects of single parenting:
``` Developing strong bonds Experiencing community Shared responsibilities Handling conflict & disappointment Seeing real life, balanced priorities ```
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True or false: Single parenting is neither positive or negative.
TRUE (it only becomes negative if parent abandons his responsibility)

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