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The Effect of Parenting at a Young Age and the Parenting Style of the Parent

The Effect of Parenting at a Young Age and the Parenting Style of the Parent. Keyrsten Knight Salt Lake Community College PSY 1100 - 016 04/15/2013. Stress and Over Reactive Parents.

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The Effect of Parenting at a Young Age and the Parenting Style of the Parent

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  1. The Effect of Parenting at a Young Age and the Parenting Style of the Parent Keyrsten Knight Salt Lake Community College PSY 1100 - 016 04/15/2013

  2. Stress and Over Reactive Parents • High levels of stress have been shown to result in the use of over reactivity in the discipline practices of the parents. Over reactivity is a characteristic authoritarian parenting style.

  3. Levels of Stress by Age between 2011 and 2012

  4. Adult Drug Use and Parenting • Adults are more likely to develop habits involving illicit s substances during the emerging adult years. • Drug use has been found to increase the possibility of premarital pregnancy. • Parents who use drugs are likely to be less involved in the lives of their children. These parents are more likely to present characteristics of a neglectful parenting style.

  5. References • Prinzie. P, Onghene. P,andHellinckx. W., (2007). Reexamining the Parenting Scale. European Journal of Psychological Assessment 2007; Vol. 23(1): 24-31 DOI 10.1027/1015-5759.23.1.24 • Kandal. D. B. (1990). Parenting Styles, Drug Use, and Children’s Adjustment in Families of Young Adults. Journal of Marriage and the Family 5S (February 1990): 183-196. • Semans, D. (2012). Marketing Research Shows Young Adults Have the Most Stress. Chart Found at: http://www.polarismr.com/POV/bid/82187/Marketing-Research-Shows-Younger- Adults-Have-Most-Stress

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