Unit 5 Quiz : Parenting, Discipline, & Abuse

_____ is characterized by high warmth but low maturity expectations and discipline when Michael's parents always support him emotionally, but rarely enforce rules or give him chores.

What is a key feature of authoritarian parenting?

• High warmth and moderate discipline

• High communication from child to parent

• Strict discipline and expectation of obedience

• High responsiveness to a child's physical needs

Authoritative parenting is marked by:

• Low warmth and strict discipline

• High warmth, moderate discipline, and two-way communication

• Submitting to children's desires and using little punishment

• Being emotionally distant and disengaged

Uninvolved or neglectful parenting is characterized by:

• High warmth and high communication from parent to child

• Making demands on the child and being responsive

• Parents being distant, absent or disengaged emotionally,

• Submitting to children's desires and using little punishment

James's father sets very high expectations for his school performance and obedience but rarely shows affection or warmth. What parenting style does this describe?

• Permissive

• Authoritative

• Uninvolved

• Authoritarian

Identify the parenting style that is high in warmth but low in demandingness.

• Permissive

• Authoritative

• Uninvolved

• Authoritarian

What is the general manner in which parents raise & communicate expectations to their children referred to as?

• Parenting Rules

• Parenting Styles

• Parenting Methods

• Parenting Protocols

From what do parents develop their own parenting styles?

• Their educational background

• Their own experiences growing up

• Their financial status

• Their political beliefs

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an influence on the development of a parent's own parenting style?

• Their own personalities

• Influences from society and the media

• Their favorite sports

• Their own experiences growing up

During a parent-teacher meeting, David's parents were described as having an AUTHORITARIAN approach to parenting. What does the "R" in AUTHORITARIAN stand for in this context?

• Respect

• Responsibility

• Rules

• Rebellion