5.03 Characteristics of parenting styles parenting styles The manner in which parents express their beliefs about how to be a good parent; many adopt the styles of parenting learned from their parents because that is the way they were raised and they feel it must be right authoritarian Style of parenting in which punishment and control are used frequently with parents assuming power and authority democratic Style of parenting in which parents and children work together to set limits and make discipline decisions permissive Style of parenting in which parents let their children make their own decisions in order to learn from their successes and failures, setting few limits, and offering minimal guidance Examples of methods for guiding behavior children’s A person who is consistent and sets a positive example for others role model Defining rules and boundaries between acceptable and unacceptable setting limits behavior A response to a desired behavior that makes the behavior likely to be positive repeated reinforcement Maintaining a particular standard or repeating a particular response in the consistency same or a similar way Methods for dealing with inappropriate behavior intentional Done on purpose, not by accident unintentional Done not on purpose or by plan, but by accident A piece of advice given to somebody to be careful or to stop doing warning something natural Results that occur on their own when a certain behavior is performed consequences logical Results set by parents to show what may be logically expected to consequences happen following certain actions
5.03 Characteristics of parenting styles parenting styles The manner in which parents express their beliefs about how to be a good parent; many adopt the styles of parenting learned from their parents because that is the way they were raised and they feel it must be right authoritarian Style of parenting in which punishment and control are used frequently with parents assuming power and authority democratic Style of parenting in which parents and children work together to set limits and make discipline decisions permissive Style of parenting in which parents let their children make their own decisions in order to learn from their successes and failures, setting few limits, and offering minimal guidance Examples of methods for guiding children’s behavior role model A person who is consistent and sets a positive example for others setting limits Defining rules and boundaries between acceptable and unacceptable behavior positive reinforcement A response to a desired behavior that makes the behavior likely to be repeated consistency Maintaining a particular standard or repeating a particular response in the same or a similar way Methods for dealing with inappropriate behavior intentional Done on purpose, not by accident unintentional Done not on purpose or by plan, but by accident warning A piece of advice given to somebody to be careful or to stop doing something natural consequences Results that occur on their own when a certain behavior is performed logical consequences Results set by parents to show what may be logically expected to happen following certain actions
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