Question

Pick one of the following scenarios: 1.A 4-year-old child constantly refuses to eat the dinner that is provided. 2.A 9-year-old child constantly talks back to authority figures, particularly her parents. 3.A 7-year-old child constantly refuses to get out of bed in the morning and get ready for the day. In a 750-1,000-word essay, do the following: 1.Explain how each of the four major parenting styles would respond to the scenario you chose. 2.Describe how each of the parenting styles might affect the cognitive and socioemotional development of the child in the chosen scenario. 3.Discuss how each of the parenting styles might affect the relationship of the parent and child. 4.Use at least three to four scholarly sources to support your claims; the textbook may be used as a source.

Answer 1

I would use internet webites as source of information. I am chosing 1. scenario.

cites: https://my.vanderbilt.edu/developmentalpsychologyblog/2013/12/types-of-parenting-styles-and-how-to-identify-yours/

https://www.verywell.com/what-is-permissive-parenting-2794957

In this case normally the child should not be given dinner once, so that the child is too hungry and aks for the food.This can be permessive style of parenting, where the parents are more of friend than being a parent. Here it seems everyday parents are giving food to child, i.e. the parents are responsive but not demanding him to finish the food or may be not being strict about it

Ans 2) Cognitive and socioemotional development of child - Due to this style pf parenting child often becomes demanding and tries to control parents, they have poor social skills or lack of discipline. As far as cognitive development is concerned, they have low achievement in many areas because low demanding nature of parents, they display more aggression and less emotional skills.

Ans 3) Child may be demanding and can backanswer parents or child would not obey parents. Since the parents are not demanding in persmissive style, they would go on loving and nurturing their child. Parents in this case fail to maintain the boundaries, they would lack important skills such as sharing but can be good interpersonal skills