12. Parenting and moral reasoning Flashcards
In the 60’s, who found 3 categories to assess parenting? (Reasoning PCA)
Baumrind
What are the three categories to assess parenting? (Reasoning PCA)
- Authoritative
- Authoritarian
- Permissive indulgent
In terms of demandingness and responsiveness, where does an authoritative parent fall? (Reasoning PCA)
High demandingness
High responsiveness
In terms of demandingness and responsiveness, where does an authoritarian parent fall? (Reasoning PCA)
High demandingness
Low responsiveness
In terms of demandingness and responsiveness, where does a permissive indulgent parent fall? (Reasoning PCA)
Low demandingness
High responsiveness
What characteristics are shown through an authoritative parent? (Reasoning PCA)
Loving and sensitive
Have expectations
What characteristics are shown through an authoritarian parent? (Reasoning PCA)
Expect children to comply
Detached attitude toward the child
What characteristics are shown through a permissive indulgent parent? (Reasoning PCA)
Very little control
Few rules/expectations
What are the expected characteristic of the child from an authoritative parent? (Reasoning PCA)
energetic and friendly
What are the expected characteristic of the child from an authoritarian parent? (Reasoning PCA)
Emotionally conflicted and irritable
What are the expected characteristic of the child from an permissive indulgent parent? (Reasoning PCA)
Impulsive aggressive
What are the consequences of a authoritative child? (Reasoning PCA)
Positive, self confident, popular
What are the consequences of a authoritarian child? (Reasoning PCA)
Unhappy, withdrawal and psychopathy
What are the consequences of a permissive indulgent child? (Reasoning PCA)
Immaturity, disobedient and lack of independence
What are the stages of Piagets theory of moral judgement? (Reasoning PCA)
- Heteronomous morality, morality of constraint
- Autonomous morality, morality of relativism
