Adolescence
Parenting Pressure
Teen mental health
100

What are the three ways parenting changed in the 90’s

more intensive protective and fearful

100

Without enough time for themselves, parents may feel overwhelmed and experience this kind of stress.

What is mental health stress?

100

What is one way parents can help teens develop independence?

provide support by letting them work through problems alone, encourage free play

200

What are some forms of risks, that children seek out, when adults give them freedom

Heights, high speed, dangerous tools, dangerous elements, rough and tumble play, disappearing.

200

 Parents lack this when they have few relatives, neighbors, or friends to help raise their children.

 What is a support system or parenting community?

200

A teen is facing a setback. How can parents support them?

Listen, give advice, let teen decide how to deal with it

300

What is Behavioral Activation

Turns on when you detect opportunities

300

This parenting style pressures parents to invest more time, money, and attention in their children’s success.

What is intensive parenting?

300

How can a parent’s stress affect their teen’s mental health?

they do not have time (emotionally or physically) to support teen, hurts their relationship, harms communication

400

What is Behavioral Inhibition

Turns on when threats are detected

400

Fears about safety can lead parents to supervise more, giving children fewer opportunities for these two things.

What are free play and independence?

400

Why might facing setbacks alone help teens in the long-run?

grow independence, practice problem-solving, builds confidence

500

What is Concerted Cultivation Parenting 

 High level of protection from risk

500

Treating parenting as an individual responsibility rather than a shared one puts more pressure on parents because they feel they must do this.

What is raise their children without help?

500

A teen wants to go to a school event, but their parents are scared for their safety. How can the parents balance protecting their teen while helping them build confidence?

be upfront about safety concerns, set boundaries, allow independence without automatically saying no

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