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Parenting

Parenting. By: Alexander Parata. What is Parenting. Parenting is the process of promoting and supporting the physical, emotional, social , and intellectual development of a child from infancy to adulthood . Why is it important?.

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Parenting

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  1. Parenting By: Alexander Parata

  2. What is Parenting • Parenting is the process of promoting and supporting the physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development of a child from infancy to adulthood.

  3. Why is it important? “parental involvement plays an important role in the development of both social and cognitive competence”-Parke & Buriel, 2006, p.437

  4. Models of Parenting By: Diana Baumrind

  5. Baumrind’s Experiment Diana Baumrindin the early 1960’s, conducted a study on more than 100 preschool-age children in California, in order to conclude the effects of various parenting styles on childhood development. At the conclusion of the study Baurmind indicates that parents differ on four important dimensions which are: • Expressions of warmth • Disciplinary strategies • Communication • Expectations of maturity Thus, based on these four dimensions that Baumrind introduces, four styles of parenting are presented.

  6. Authoritarian Parenting Characteristics

  7. Permissive Parenting Characteristics

  8. Authoritative Parenting Characteristics

  9. Neglectful Parenting Characteristics

  10. Conclusion • In all, parenting is different based on the culture, values, morals, beliefs, and ethnicity of the parent. There is no right or wrong way in parenting but there are suggestions as how to go around it, really it’s different for everyone and whatever works for each family goes.

  11. Test Question • Q: What style of Parenting is often misleading for permissive parenting? Neglectful Parenting

  12. Works Cited • Berger, Kathleen. Invitation to the Lifespan. New York: Worth Publishers, 2010. Print. • Cherry, Kendra. “Parenting Styles.” About.com. NYT Co, 2011. Web. July 14 2011. • “Parenting.” Dictionary.com. DictionaryLLC, 2011. Web. July 14 2011. • Parke & Buriel. Parenting p.437, 2006. Print.

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