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Coon, D., & Mitterer, J. O. (2013). Introduction to psychology: gateways to mind and behavior. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Cengage Learning. Author Dr. Dennis Coon frequently serves as a consultant and reviewer to publishers. John Mitterer holds a PhD in cognitive psychology. He has received numerous awards, one focusing on his contributions to education and training in psychology. This factual based book helps difficult to reach students understand the basics of psychology. This book continues to show the developments of the proven and effective SQ4R learning system (survey, question, read, reflect, review and recite). The book covers not only essential topics of psychology’s core but innovating current knowledge. Cherry, K. (2016). Authoritative Parenting …show more content…

Kendra has published thousands of articles on assorted psychology topics. Her focus is on research methods in helping to overcome dysfunctional behaviors. Her goals are to reach everyone no matter what educational level they are at and provide useful information and resources to further our understanding of psychology. Dewar, Gwen . "Parenting Science – The science of child-rearing and child development." Parenting Science – The science of child-rearing and child development. N.p., n.d. Web. 12 Feb. 2017. . Gwen Dewar received her PhD and is a graduate of UC Berkeley specializing in anthropology, behavioral ecology and psychology. Her research focuses on social learning and teaching and has been led to study cognitive development in children and progress of parenting. Dewars own personal parenting is based on proven research method techniques. Readers become actively involved with the material so they develop a basic understanding of psychology. Larzelere, R. E., Morris, A. S., & Harrist, A. W. (2013). Authoritative Parenting: Synthesizing Nurturance and Discipline for Optimal Child Development. American Psychological

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Have you ever considered the effects of permissive and uninvolved parenting? The story Charles by Shirley Jackson, features Robbie, a defiant boy raised by parents who struggle setting essential punishments. The Veldt by Ray Bradbury, showcases two children, Wendy and Peter, who are neglected by their parents, relying on machines and technology for their development. The actions of children in The Veldt eventually deteriorate, responding to their parent's spoiling, yet careless manners. Discipline and quality time spent with your children, is the key to authoritative parenting.

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& Rider, E., 2018). The parenting types consisted of authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, and neglectful. Regarding the future success of the children, “...Baumrind found that children raised by authoritative parents were the best adjusted: They were... socially responsible, self-reliant, [and] achievement-oriented...” (Sigelman, C. & Rider, E., 2018).

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Authoritative parenting often hold high expectations for their child, but manage their expectations with understanding and support for their child. They tend to encourage independence upon their child, and teach with nurturing and reason. Parents who use this type of parenting also rely on open communication with their child, which then implies a deeper understands. Results of having an authoritative figure is a child may develop self-responsibility, and high communication skills. Children also develop a sense of identity, and

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The four key goals of psychological science are to describe, explain, predict and to control. With these in mind, great advancements have been made and currently are being made in the field of psychology. An important concept in psychology that has improved

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This method allows the parent to self-regulate, understand their child’s behavior, offer them a solution, and still have a consequence for that behavior. All of that without escalation, yelling, hitting, etc., which are critical points in this method; understanding and natural consequences. This parenting method is actually called authoritative parenting, but it's been commonly called and known as "Gentle Parenting". This method of parenting is known for how it values teaching children emotional intelligence and empathy by how parents show a level of warmth and understanding towards the child even in moments of bad behavior or tantrums and meltdowns.

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There also seems to be a correlation between authoritative parenting style and higher levels of behavioral and emotional control with young adults (Manzeske et al, 2009) which is important since controlling our actions and emotions is necessary in our lives in order to interact with

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It is understandable that some parents want to keep parenting with strict rules and changes are unacceptable, however, that parenting style will not build and grow children into more responsible adults. Some obstructed the Admission of the right parenting style by continuing on their rules. This brought down the effect of these rules, even though we have tried to compromise on something more reasonable. We have discussed making these rules less dictatorial. We are seeking to make rational and logical rights that everyone will be able to obey with no

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Most people don't understand the other types of religions that are out there in the world. They are unaware of all the other religions that people practice, they may live in the same areas but have completely different beliefs. They have to understand that people practice other religions and that they all have different beliefs. For example, there are Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Mormonism, Buddhism, and Jehovah Witnesses. Jehovah's witnesses is a type of cult, a cult is defined as a religion regarded as unorthodox or false.

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People are constantly looking for help and strategies for effective parenting. They always strive to be the best possible parent they can be and often feel that they come up short in terms of their own parenting skills. Regardless, the search for better ways of effective parenting is a lifelong search for many parents. The notion of living up to expectations as a parent is often very near to the heart of many parents, creating a fear over parenting that often leads to insecurity and a lack of confidence in personal parenting skills.

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Like permissive parents, authoritative parents are responsive, nurturing, and involved. But unlike permissive parents, authoritative parents don’t let their children get away with bad behaviour. Authoritative parents take a firm stand, anticipating that their kids should carry on dependably. Like tyrant guardians, legitimate guardians uphold rules. As a psychologist, I feel that authoritative parenting style helps in developing their social behaviour while authoritarian degrades it.

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