A. Chapter 10 discusses Baumrind’s four types of parenting styles which vary in control and emotional responsiveness. Respond to ALL of the

A. Chapter 10 discusses Baumrind’s four types of parenting styles which vary in control and emotional responsiveness. Respond to ALL of the following:

  1. Identify the four parenting styles and describe their characteristics.
  2. Indicate a possible outcome for the child of each of the parenting styles.
  3. Share, as you feel comfortable, the type of parenting style(s) you perceive your parents/caregivers endorsed.
  4. How do you think their parenting style affected your personality and behavior?
  5. If you are a parent, or if you were to become a parent, would you have the same parenting style(s) as your parents/caregivers? Why or why not? Reply even if you never intend to have children.

B. Chapter 10 discusses “three important characteristics of sibling relationships.” Identify these three important characteristics. Whether a child has “older or younger siblings is linked to the development of certain personality characteristics” (Chapter 10). Provide a characteristic from research results for firstborn children, later-born children, and for only children. Explain how birth order or being an only child may have influenced your behavior.

Response must be a minimum of 5 sentences

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