Parenting
This indicates limits
What is boundary?
The number of stages in Erickson's Stages of Development model
What is 8?
Penalty of Pain
What is punishment?
In a 24 hour period, this is how long a parent is responsible for the child.
What is 24 hours?
This is a reaction of misbehavior
What is punishment?
Parents who hover too much over their kids have come to be called this type of parent named after a certain aircraft.
What is a helicopter parent?
The theme of this stage is Competence.
What is Industry vs. Inferiority?
This is an action that follows a behavior - it is a useful tool that teaches right from wrong and responsibility.
What is Consequence?
The age range for Intimacy vs. Isolation
One minute for every year of age
What is Time Out?
This type of boundary is based on the reality of what the parent says.
What is Intellectual Boundary?
This is the person most important in a newborn's life
What is Parent or Caregiver?
This theme of Parenting Development happens before birth.
What is Expectations?
The three types of child temperament.
What is Compliant child, Strong-Willed child, and Stubborn child?
This promotes Individuality and Self Identity
What is boundaries
Parenting styles
What are Authoritative, Authoritarian, Permissive, and Uninvolved?
The number of stages in Recovery Development
What is 5?
This requires follow through.
What is Consequences and Rewards?
This stage of recovery development redefines nature and importance of relationships.
What is Letting someone know you?
This is how long both parents are financially responsible for their child
What is until 21?
This Parenting Style is defined by low control, low warmth.
What is Uninvolved Parenting Style?
This term is used to coin additional factors impacting child development
What is the 4 Big Ones?
These compromise Emotional Boundaries
What is Role Reversal, Emotional Incest, Sharing and Humiliation, and Enmeshment?
The Four Big Ones
What are Substance Use, Trauma, Mental Health, and other Issues?
This is an underwater animal that has 3 hearts.
What is an octopus?