Authoritarian (HSC SSCE Community and Family Studies): Flashcards

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What defines authoritarian parenting?

Strict rules and parents making all family decisions.

How do parents communicate in authoritarian families?

Parents dominate conversations, limiting children's input.

What is a typical example of authoritarian communication?

Parent demands obedience without room for discussion.

What role do parents play in authoritarian parenting?

They are decision-makers affecting children's skills.

What is a positive aspect of authoritarian parenting?

It builds discipline in children.

What negative impacts can authoritarian parenting have?

It can lead to low self-esteem and mental health issues.

What typical behavior do authoritarian parents exhibit?

Enforcing strict rules and using punishments.

How does authoritarian parenting affect family relationships?

It instills fear rather than mutual respect.

What can result from lack of communication in families?

Children may become withdrawn and anxious.

What is the overall summary of authoritarian parenting?

Control and strict rules harm psychological health.

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