chapter 2 Flashcards
six distinct parenting patterns
authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, traditional, indulgent, indifferent
authoritative parenting
a parenting approach that is demanding but also nurturing
authoritarian parenting
a type of parenting that is strict, harsh, and less nurturing
permissive parenting
when parents are non-controlling and non-demanding but highly responsive to their children
traditional parenting
a childrearing pattern that emphasizes high responsiveness and a type of demandingness that does not encourage discussion or debate
indulgent parenting
an excessively permissive childrearing pattern that emphasizes high responsiveness and low demandingness
indifferent parenting
a style where parents have either rejected their children or do not expend the time and energy required of the parenting role
parental responsiveness
the degree to which parents respond to their child’s needs in an accepting, supportive manner
parental demandingness
refers to the demands that parents make on children, including maturity demands, behavioral monitoring, and the delivery of consequences for inappropriate behavior
self-actualization
the experience of heightened aesthetic, creative, philosophical, and spiritual understanding
externalizing behavior
consists of rule-breaking, displays of aggression, and oppositional behavior
society
a group of people who live and interact with one another because they share a common geographical events
culture
a variety of customs, religions, family traditions, and economic practices and is different from a society
traditional cultures
cultural groups that do not share the characteristics of the majority culture
amae
emphasizes close, affectionate mother-child relationships
