chapter 12 vocab the family Flashcards
authoritarian parenting
high demand, low response
exercise parental power, threats, punishment
focus on obedience and authority without question and explanation
authoritative parenting
high demand, high response
clear limits but allow child to have autonomy
bidirectionality of parent-child interactions
parents and children mutually affected by each other
child maltreatment
action or failure to act that results in physical or emotional harm or risk
discipline
set or strategies and behaviors parents use to teach children appropriate behavior
family
at least one adult and achild (related by borth, marriage, adoption, or foster status) responsible for providing basic needs
family dynamics
how family members interact through many relationships
family structure
number of people in a household and the relationships between them
internalization
process where children learn and accept reasons for desired behavior
parenting style
parent behavior and attitude that set emotional climate for parent-child interactions (response and demand)
permissive parenting
low demand, high response
do not require child to self-regulate
polyvictimization
victim of many types of maltreatment
punishment
negative stimulus following a behavior to reduce chance of reoccurrence
socialization
children acquire values, standards, skills, knowledge, and behaviors that are appropriate for their present and future roles in the culture
uninvolved parenting
low demand and low response