Baumrind- parenting styles

Diana Baumrind

1970s psychologist- developed 4 parenting style/ model.

4 parenting styles

authoratative, permissive- indulgent, permissive- uninvolved, authoritarian

Control

- managing a chil'd behavior from either a very controlling settin or from setting of few rules and demands

Warmth

managing behavior with acceptance and responsiveness as opposed to rejection and unresponsiveness

Authoratative Parents

warm but firm, encourage independene, maintain child's limitations, engage in discussions or debates, responsibility belongs to parents

Child of Authoratative

learn to negotiate and engage in discussions, learn value of their opinion.

Authoratative Development

lively and happy, socially competent, confident, autonomous

Authoritarian Parent

little warmth, controlling highly, strict disciplinarians, rigid rules and standards that are not debatable

child of authoritarian

discipline is valued over independence, adheres to strict rules, rebellion and aggressive, anxious, withdrawn, unhappy, dependent and submissive, poor reaction to frustration, highly excels at academics.

Permissive- Indulgent Parents

warm and undemanding, passive and indulgent, express love by giving into a child's wishes, parents view themselves as a resource but not an active participant.

Child of Permissive-indulgent

autonomous (decisions without parents), undermine authority, done respect consequences, difficult with self control, egocentric tendencies.

Permissive- Uninvolved Parents

no warmth, no demands, minimize interactions, neglectful, indifferent to child needs, whereabouts, experiences at school or with peers.

Child of Permissive Uninvolved

do poorly in school, delinquent behavior, impulsive, depressed, egocentric, decreased self control, similar to permissive indulgent.