Ch. 3 Approaches to Research on Parenting Flashcards

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Main Theoretical Approaches to Studying Parenting (Parent-Child Relations)

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  1. Parenting Traits
  2. Child Effects and Transactions
  3. Social Address
  4. Ecological Momentary Assessment
  5. Parent Cognition
  6. Behavioral Genetics
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Parenting Traits

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  • Describing parents with one major child-rearing quality or characteristics
    ○ Oldest way to conceptualize and study parents
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Baumrind’s Typology

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○ Authoritative
○ Authoritarian
○ Permissive
○ Uninvolved/Neglecting (added subsequently)

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Authoritative

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Authoritarian

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Permissive

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Uninvolved

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Child Effects and Transactions

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Child affects Parenting, instead of, Parenting effects the Child

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Social Address

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  • Comparing Parents who Live in Different Locations or Have Different Characteristics, including:
    ○ Culture
    ○ Geographical Locale
    ○ Religious Background
    ○ Racial/Ethnic Group
    ○ Socioeconomic Status
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Ecological Momentary Assessment

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Examines How Behavior is Regulated, Modified, or Influenced by Parents and Children During Interactions

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Qualities of Interactions

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○ Microanalytical observations
○ Synchrony
○ Behavior Characteristics of Depressed Mothers
* Assumes bidirectional interactions

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Parent Cognition

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  • Focus on Parent (and child) Thinking Processes
    ○ Attitude
    ○ Attributions
    ○ Beliefs (Knowledge)
    ○ Decision Making
    ○ Expectations
    ○ Goals
    ○ Meta-parenting
    ○ Perceptions
    ○ Problem-Solving Ability
    ○ Self-Perception
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Meta-parenting

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Parental thoughts about their children or childrearing before or after interactions

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Galinsky (1981) Stages of Development (for Parents)

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  1. The Image-making stage
  2. Nurturing stage
  3. Authority stage
  4. Interpretive
  5. Interdependent stage
  6. Departure stage
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Behavioral Genetics Approach

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  • Twin Studies
  • Adoption Studies
  • Estimate of Heritability of Traits (Personality or Intelligence)
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Application: “Co-parenting”

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Family Systems (Theory)
Parent Cognition (Approach)

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