AFRICA NAZERENE UNIVERSITY NAME: MURAGU CHRISTINE NAMKURU ID NO: 11MCPS201 UNIT NAME: PSYCHOLOGY OF PARENTING UNIT CODE: BCP TASK: PARENTING STYLES AND THEIR EFFECTS ON ADOLESCENT BEHAVIOR PRESENTED TO: Dr. MURAYA Contents AFRICA NAZERENE UNIVERSITY 1 PURPOSE 3 INTRODUCTION 3 BAUMRIND ’S GENERAL PARENTING STYLES 4 AUTHORITATIVE PARENTING 4 AUTHORITARIAN PARENTING 5 INDULGENT PARENTING 6 NEGLECTFUL PARENTING 7 CONCLUSION 8 PURPOSE To explain how different parenting styles affect the behavior
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expulsion‚ nutritional‚ clothing‚ healthcare‚ lack of supervision‚ exposure to hazards‚ inappropriate care giving Environmental: inadequate nurturing or affection‚ spouse abuse‚ substance abuse‚ maladaptive behavior‚ isolation Educational: permitted truancy‚ failure to enroll at school‚ inattention to special educational needs Psychological/Emotional: spurning‚ terrorizing‚ exploiting‚ corrupting‚ denying emotional responsiveness i.e. ignoring‚ failing to express care or love‚ rejecting‚ isolating‚
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In order to have reduced or eliminated Liz’s risk of homelessness‚ early prevention and intervention was needed. One policy that could of have been beneficial to Liz is the McKinney-Vento Act. According to Housing and Urban Development (HUD)‚ the McKinney-Vento Act assists homeless people with regaining independence‚ permanent housing‚ and addition housing services at reasonable costs (National Coalition for the Homeless‚ 2006) The McKinney-Vento Act was established in 1987 consisting of 9 titles
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Topic 1: The social work profession is constantly evolving‚ and with that‚ my understanding of it also continues evolving. When I was growing up I had the mindset that social work meant the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS). Because of that small-minded point of view‚ I knew at a very young age that I did not want to go into social work. I actually did want to work in the social work profession; I just did not know what that meant at the time. It is ironic because today my full-time
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Parental Responsibility If society holds parents responsible when their children break laws‚ the children may never learn right from wrong. On the contrary‚ if a parent cannot be punished‚ they may not care as much about the way their children act or the ways in which they raise them. In some cities‚ parents can be fined if their child is caught doing something illegal. However‚ if those parents agree to attend parenting classes they can avoid the fine. This option makes the most sense to me because
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1. (Directed Writing)—Reading Awareness 17‚Jalan 18/62B‚ Bandar Menjalara Kepong‚ 52200 Kuala Lumpur. 15 October 2010 Dear Mei Li‚ How are you? I hope you are in pink of health‚ we never contacted each other after the English Society Annual Dinner. I have attended a ‘Reading Awareness’ camp recently‚ this camp was organized by district education office. I feel this event is quite interesting‚ I want to share
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worry about those items getting stolen or fighting other kids for their clothing. This problem has even got the attention of former President Bill Clinton in saying‚ “School uniforms are one step that may be able to break this cycle of violence‚ truancy‚ and disorder in our school systems” (Chen‚ 2008). The use of school uniforms will
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Bullying affects most of the children at least once in the lifetime. Bullying can make a child’s or teenager’s life a very bad experience. Bullying can lead to depression‚ drug use‚ suicide and even peer pressure. According to Bully Facts & Statistics (2009)‚ "1 in 7 Students in Grades K-12 is either a bully or a victim of bullying.” (The numbers continue to rise every month). This is a very large amount of victims that are being bullied in school every day. Bullying can also traumatize and hurt
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A lot of behavioral problems can also occur in a child. This may happen at home‚ in school‚ or in the streets. “Absence of the father is associated more with ‘acting out’ behavior (such as hostility‚ use of drugs or alcohol‚ running away‚ school truancy‚ discipline problems‚ aggressive acts and involvement in delinquent activities (Rosenburg 2009).” Being antisocial is looked at as a list of multiple behaviors that disrupt normalcy. As the child of an incarcerated parent grows to be an adolescent
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and out of control and people allow them to work their feeling out this way. Boys tend to start acting out because they don’t know any other way to work through their feelings. (Avery-Stoss ). They are more likely to have academic problems and truancy‚ they also can suffer from depression because their father left
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