Parenting Styles

What type of parents are known for being strict and demanding obedience?

• Permissive

• Authoritative

• Authoritarian

• Neglectful

Which parenting style allows children to have full freedom without rules?

• Neglectful

• Authoritarian

• Permissive

• Authoritative

Question: Sara's parents are very strict and demand obedience. Which of these is a likely result for Sara when she's older?

• She'll know exactly what she wants in life

• She'll be good at hiding her feelings

• She'll be very independent and self-reliant.

• She'll openly challenge rules she doesn't like.

Peter's parents let him do whatever he wants and never say no. What's a likely struggle for Peter as an adult?

• He'll be great at solving problems and adapting.

• He'll always try to find a middle ground in arguments.

• He'll have trouble understanding limits and might be inconsiderate.

• He'll be very disciplined and control his emotions well.

Arthur's parents set clear rules but also listen to him and offer support. What skill will Arthur likely develop because of this?

• He'll avoid sharing his opinions with others.

• He'll give up easily when things get tough.

• He'll be able to stick with difficult tasks.

• He'll struggle to manage his feelings when stressed.

Nora's parents are uninvolved, making her feel alone. What's a likely way Nora might cope as an adult?

• She'll form very close, trusting relationships easily.

• She'll have a strong belief in her own worth.

• She'll try to avoid feeling any emotions at all.

• She'll constantly seek attention and praise from others.

What term is used for parents who remove obstacles from their children's path?

• Snowplow parents

• Authoritarian parents

• Neglectful parents

• Permissive parents

Most research on parenting is based on ______ and was done primarily in the US and Europe.

Diana Baumrind's advice for good parenting emphasizes a "balance of demandingness and ______".