23 - Family Influences Flashcards

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Permissive parenting

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Affectionate, lax, inconsistent discipline, encourage children’s impulses. -> Impulsive and aggressive children

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Authoritative parenting

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Allow some freedom, not intrusive, appropriate discipline, set limits -> energetic and friendly children

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Authoritarian parenting

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Rigid, power-assertive, harsh, unresponsive to needs -> conflicted and irritable children

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Factors that affect parenting style

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Marriage quality, depression, stress, personality, education, perspective-taking ability

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Transactional socialization process

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There are bidirectional influences between child behavior and parenting behavior over multiple timepoints. Child’s behavior causes parenting behavior causes child behavior…

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Three kinds of coparenting

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(1) Cooperative - cohesive, child-centered, harmony -> child with higher social competence, emotional func
(2) Hostile coparenting - parents compete for child’s attention and loyalty -> aggressive behavior
(3) Gatekeeping coparenting - imbalance in child care resulting from one parent controlling other’s access -> anxiety
* Note interactions are complex and interwoven with other influences

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Sexual orientation and birth order

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Seems that older siblings more likely to be homosexual

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Parental changes with birth order

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Parents are more anxious, obsessive, hyper-responsive with first child. More relaxed later. After birth of 2nd child relationship with 1st child changes to be more coercive

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Sibling interactions and birth order

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Older siblings learn from parents; younger learn from both parents and older siblings. Older siblings manage time of younger ones - can be protective/helpful or dominating. Siblings act as buffers for poor peer relationships

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Family dynamics - working mothers

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80% of kids with working moms say that they do not feel worse off than if their mother did not work. Children of working moms have more egalitarian gender views.

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Effects of older parents

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Parents over 30 are more responsible, positive, social with kids, engage in less physical play but are more verbally stimulating

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Homosexual parents

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No evidence that children in heterosexual fams have more or less problems than homosexual fams. Some high profile studies say they do but they are full of flaws.

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Single parents

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Children from single mom fams with more social and psych problems, insecure attachment. aggression. Moderating variables: lack of social support, less income, lower maternal age, less educated, ethnic minorities. Children with higher SES moms have less problem behavior. Father’s absence associated with early sexual activity

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Effects of divorce

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Children from divorced fams have more behavioral, social, emotional problems. Aggression, non-compliance, antisocial, depression, less self-esteem…Long term outcomes: less educational attainment, less stable marriages themselves, less intimacy with parents, lower psychological well-being, lower life expectancy

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