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Parenting Styles --
Parenting style has two elements: sensitivity and strictness.
Categorizing parents according to whether they are high or low on strictness and sensitivity creates four parenting styles:
Indulgent parents are more sensitive than they are strict. Children of these parents tend to have high self-esteem, but
low motivation (e.g., perform poorly at school, do few if any chores). Also, they are more likely to have behavioral
problems at home and school.
Authoritarian parents are very strict, but not very sensitive. Children of these parents tend to have high motivation (e.
g., do well in school, do chores at home), but have very low self-esteem. They also have poorer social skills and higher
levels of depression.
Uninvolved parents are low in both sensitivity and strictness. Children of these parents tend to have both low
motivation and low self-esteem.
Assertive parents are both strict and sensitive. Children of these parents tend to have both high motivation and high
self-esteem.
Online Parent Support is designed to:
(a) assist parents who are experiencing difficulties with their strong-willed, out-of-control teenagers
(b) intervene while the youth’s delinquency behavior is less problematic
Online Parent Support methodology is based on the following premise:
(a) positive interaction with parents is a primary protective factor for out-of-control youth
(b) use of conventional parenting strategies with out-of-control youth is a primary obstacle to positive parent-child
interaction
Online Parent Support mission is to:
(a) empower parents
(b) provide them with a healthy balance of sensitivity and strictness
Parenting style has two elements: sensitivity and strictness.
- Sensitivity refers to the extent to which parents provide warmth and supportiveness.
- Strictness refers to the extent to which parents provide supervision and discipline.
Categorizing parents according to whether they are high or low on strictness and sensitivity creates four parenting styles:
- Indulgent
- Authoritarian
- Uninvolved
- Assertive
Indulgent parents are more sensitive than they are strict. Children of these parents tend to have high self-esteem, but
low motivation (e.g., perform poorly at school, do few if any chores). Also, they are more likely to have behavioral
problems at home and school.
Authoritarian parents are very strict, but not very sensitive. Children of these parents tend to have high motivation (e.
g., do well in school, do chores at home), but have very low self-esteem. They also have poorer social skills and higher
levels of depression.
Uninvolved parents are low in both sensitivity and strictness. Children of these parents tend to have both low
motivation and low self-esteem.
Assertive parents are both strict and sensitive. Children of these parents tend to have both high motivation and high
self-esteem.
Online Parent Support is designed to:
(a) assist parents who are experiencing difficulties with their strong-willed, out-of-control teenagers
(b) intervene while the youth’s delinquency behavior is less problematic
Online Parent Support methodology is based on the following premise:
(a) positive interaction with parents is a primary protective factor for out-of-control youth
(b) use of conventional parenting strategies with out-of-control youth is a primary obstacle to positive parent-child
interaction
Online Parent Support mission is to:
(a) empower parents
(b) provide them with a healthy balance of sensitivity and strictness
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| Parenting Out-of-Control Children and Teens |
CONTENTS Parenting Out-of-Control Children and Teens My Out-of-Control Teen eBook: Online Version Contains Audio - Video - PowerPoint Presentations SESSION #1 - WEEK #1 Introduction Parent Quiz Help Is On The Way Your Kid Is Energetic Legitimate Reasons For Parent-Teen Conflict Change Your Perspective Fair Fighting The Dependency Cycle The Self-Reliance Cycle How To “Let Go” 1st Set of Assignments Caution: Over the next 7 days, you should only do the following: (a) implement Session #1 Assignments, and (b) begin studying Session #2. `````````````````````````````````````````````````````` SESSION #2 - WEEK #2 The Art Of Saying ‘Yes’ The Art Of Saying ‘No’ 2nd Set of Assignments Caution: Over the next 7 days, you should only do the following: (a) implement Session #2 Assignments, and (b) begin studying Session #3. `````````````````````````````````````````````````````` SESSION #3 - WEEK #3 Anger Management When You Want Something From Your Kid 3rd Set of Assignments Caution: Over the next 7 days, you should only do the following: (a) implement Session #3 Assignments, and (b) begin studying Session #4. `````````````````````````````````````````````````````` SESSION #4 - WEEK #4 The Six-Step Approach More Parenting Tricks Read these Emails from Exasperated Parents Re: Alcohol Abuse, Running Away, Drug Abuse, Shoplifting, Tobacco Use, Poor Academic Performance Summary Points 4th Set of Assignments Let's Wrap-up Caution: This week, implement Session #4 Assignments. Also, it is time to utilize the parent-coaching aspect of Online Parent Support if you are still struggling in a particular area. Email me [mbhutten@gmail.com] as needed over the next several weeks with specific questions and we will trouble-shoot/problem-solve to "fix" any remaining issues. |
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