Child development- families & parenting Flashcards

1
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How many rights do children have?

A

40

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2
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List 6 important children rights

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> life, survival, dependence
Views respected, best interests always considered
Name, nationality, freedom of expression, access to info concerning them
Family environment/ alternative care, contact with both parents
Education, leisure, culture & arts
Disabled children, health, health care and social security

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3
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What are parental responsibilities in the UK?

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>Home
>Protect & maintain
>Discipline
>Education, religion
>Medical treatment
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4
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Who is responsible for a child?

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> Mother

>Father only if married at birth

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5
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What are the 3 styles of parenting?

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Authoritarian
Authoritative
Permissive

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6
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Describe authoritarian parenting

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> Strict

>Not open to discussion

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7
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Describe Authoritative parenting

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> Discipline & behaviour discussed & explained
acceptance & warmth
supervision & strictness
democracy & supporting autonomy

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8
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Explain permissive parenting

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> Relaxed

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9
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What is the effect of being demanding

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Behavioural control

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10
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What is the effect of being responsive

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Psychological control

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11
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Who came up with the idea of demanding and responsive and when?

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Naccoby & Martin 1983

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12
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Results of authoritative parenting

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> Better academic achievement

>Socially competent

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13
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Who came up with the idea of being permissive and when?

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Baumrind 1967

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14
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Demanding vs responsive different parenting styles

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Authoritative = Demanding & responsive
Authoritarian = Demanding & Unresponsive
Permissive = Undemanding & Responsive
Uninvolved = Undemanding & Unresponsive
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15
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What are the parenting guide lines?

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>Be united
>Be clear
>Be consistent
>Be flexible
>Be loving
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16
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What is applied when behavioural control is missing?

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Principles of learning

17
Q

Give example of principles of learning

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> Reward systems
Time out
House rules

18
Q

How many families are in the UK?

A

19 million

19
Q

How many families with dependent children?

20
Q

What percentage are single parent families?

A

increased to 14%

21
Q

What is classified as dependent

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Up to 25 in full time education

22
Q

Describe importance of fathers

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> Changing role
Present at birth
Inc, child-rearing involvement
Legislation

23
Q

Describe importance in grandparents

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> Experience
surrogates
Emotional/ financial support for parents

24
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Describe importance in siblings

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>Social partners
>Tolerance
>Hostility
>Understanding
>Rivalry
25
Describe peer relationships at different ages
``` 12-18 months >early interest >Touch mum but look at unfamiliar peers more 2-4 years old >Solitary >Parallel >Group in proportion 5-6 years >Group play >Large groups >Single sex 12+ years >Cliques >Mixed sex ```
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What is Sociometry?
Study of relationships within a group of people
27
4 status of Sociometry
>Popular (not same as friendship) >Controversial >Neglected >Rejected
28
Describe each sociometric status
``` Popular >Socially competent Controversial >Dominant characters >Sociable >Aggressive Neglected >Well-adjusted >Shy Rejected >At risk >Withdrawal >High aggression ```
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What occurs in adolescence
>Move from role confusion to identity | >Own experience as anchor