The Goals Of Parenting (CA)

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2. Which of the following is NOT a desired goal of parenting?

To raise children to become adults who take responsibility for their situation and actions.

To teach children to become problem solvers.

To instill in children the desire to help others

To ensure children always submit to authority

5. When a child misbehaves and you ask them to talk about how they think their behavior has impacted someone else, you are ______________.

Teaching them how to feel concern for others

Establishing your authority

Helping them regain control of their actions

Establishing ground rules for their behavior

6. The presenter suggested that the best thing an adult can do when a child is having a tantrum is ____________.

Walk away

Tell the child they have two minutes to get it under control or else

Send them to their room

Talk to them about why their behavior is not appropriate

7. The parenting style characterized as 'freedom without order' leads to ______________.

Children that do not question authority

Children that are self-responsible

Children that do not know how to solve problems on their own

Children that need order and no freedom

8. In speaking about homework battles, the presenter suggest that parents should _____________.

Have a plan for rewards and consequences for completing homework timely.

When all else fails, do the homework for the child so they can pass their classes

Inform the child that the homework is the child’s to do and if they don’t they will fail.

Be consistent in reminding the child that they have homework to complete before doing anything else

9. Which of the following is NOT true about 'Stimulus and Response' type of psychology/parenting?

It is based on the study on the brain’s response to stimuli

It is focused on the ‘response’ behavior

It is a theory used widely in schools

It encourages relationship building between the child and adult

10. Which of the following is an example of a logical consequence? When the child refuses to put away the play-dough, ____________.

The adult puts the play-dough in a box and the child has to pay a ‘fine’ to get it back

The child has to go to time out for not cleaning up when told

The parent cleans up after the child and buys new play-dough

It dries out and can no longer be played with

The Goals Of Parenting (CA)

1. The most important part of parenting/marriage is having a connected relationship with the other person.

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