AP Psych: Parenting Styles

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authoritative

  • parents are confrontive

  • they’re demanding and responsive

  • they set rules

  • they encourage open discussion

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authoritative outcome

children with the highest self-esteem, self-reliance, self-regulation, and social competence

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authoritarian

  • parents are coercive

  • they impose rules and expect obedience

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authoritarian outcome

children with less social skill and self-esteem, and a brain that overreacts when they make mistakes

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permissive

  • parents are unrestraining

  • they make few demands

  • set few limits

  • use little punishment

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permissive outcome

children who are more aggressive and immature

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negligent

  • parents are uninvolved

  • neither demanding nor responsive

  • they’re careless and inattentive

  • don’t seek to have a close relationship with their children

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negligent outcome

children with poor academic and social outcomes

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