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S6.M22.PPT (Parenting Style)

Parenting styles can be categorized into four main types: authoritarian, uninvolved, permissive, and authoritative. Authoritarian parenting is highly demanding and controlling but unresponsive, which can lead children to feel fearful and lack self-esteem. Uninvolved parenting provides little warmth or interaction and leaves children to learn on their own, resulting in poor development. Permissive parenting exercises little control and sets few expectations, making children more impulsive and immature. Authoritative parenting involves both responsiveness and demandingness through open communication and consistent rules, fostering self-confidence and social competence in children.

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S6.M22.PPT (Parenting Style)

Parenting styles can be categorized into four main types: authoritarian, uninvolved, permissive, and authoritative. Authoritarian parenting is highly demanding and controlling but unresponsive, which can lead children to feel fearful and lack self-esteem. Uninvolved parenting provides little warmth or interaction and leaves children to learn on their own, resulting in poor development. Permissive parenting exercises little control and sets few expectations, making children more impulsive and immature. Authoritative parenting involves both responsiveness and demandingness through open communication and consistent rules, fostering self-confidence and social competence in children.

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Is that your life’s goal?

How will you rise your children?


PARENTING
 Parenting is the process of raising and educating a
child from birth until adulthood.
 There are two important dimensions in parenting
styles (Baumrind: 1991):
a. Demandingness : the amount or degree of
strictness and control exerted by parents against
children. It’s referred to as behavioral control.
b. Responsiveness : the frequency of interaction and
intimacy with children either positively or negatively.
It’s referred to as parental warmth and
supportiveness.
Types of Parenting
1. Authoritarian style
2. Uninvolved style
3. Permissive style
4. Authoritative style
Authoritarian Parenting
(also called strict parenting)
 expect much of their child but generally do not explain the
reason for the rules and boundaries.
Parents
less responsive to their child’s needs
advise the child to follow their directions and may punish
the child if making mistakes

 Fearful of their home environment

deficient in leadership abilities,


Children
incapable of decision making

lack of self esteem or may be openly defiant


Uninvolved Parenting
(also called neglecting style)
 Allow the children to learn from their own experiences
 Low in warmth and control
Parents  Generally uninvolved in the child’s life.
emotionally unsupportive of their children but will still
provide their basic needs

 Hard to form and sustain relationships with others

Children  Poorer school achievements

 Higher rates of problem behavior


Permissive Parenting
(This is a mix of authoritarian and uninvolved)
 Make less demand on their children
 Do not encourage their children to express their
Parents feelings
 Do not set expectation
 Let children decide for themselves rather than giving
direction.
 Uncontrollable and impulsive

 Hard to pacify and manage


Children
 More immature than their peers

Less likely to take on responsibility and independent

task
Authoritative Parenting
 Listen to their children’s point of view and take it into

account

Allow their children freedom but have consistent rules

and boundaries
Parents
 Set limits and demand maturity but when punishing

a child, the parent will explain his or her motive for their

punishment.

Warm and supportive


Authoritative Parenting
 Self-confident

 Socially competent children

 High self esteem

Children Good school grades

Low level of misbehavior, psychological distress, and

drug abuse
Watch the video and answer the following questions

1. Describe the scene.

2. What is their parenting style? Justify your answers with


examples from the scene.
3. What about the child? Is the boy responding well to that
style? Explain it.
4. How would your father react in that situation, let's say, if
you were playing with the food, but not eating it at all?
Which one are your parents’?
Which one will be yours?
Why?

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