Parents (HSC SSCE Community and Family Studies): Flashcards
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What defines biological parents?
What defines biological parents?
Parents connected to their children by blood.
What is fostering?
What is fostering?
When a child lives in a foster home due to parental issues.
Why is contact with biological parents important in fostering?
Why is contact with biological parents important in fostering?
It helps foster children's emotional health.
What is adoption?
What is adoption?
Transfer of all rights from biological to adoptive parents.
What is surrogacy?
What is surrogacy?
A woman carries a baby for someone else, legally binding.
What role do step-parents play?
What role do step-parents play?
Support child's growth in a blended family without legal rights.
What characterizes permissive parenting?
What characterizes permissive parenting?
Few rules and encourages freedom for children.
What is a key feature of authoritarian parenting?
What is a key feature of authoritarian parenting?
Strict rules with little dialogue between parent and child.
What does planned parenting involve?
What does planned parenting involve?
Preparing physically and emotionally for a child.
What is a drawback of democratic parenting?
What is a drawback of democratic parenting?
Can be tiring for parents due to constant dialogue.
