Authoritarian
Authoritative
Permissive
Uninvolved
100

What mode of communication is used in this style of parenting?

1-way mode of communication 

100

What type of relationship does this type of parenting create?

A close and nurturing relationship. 

100

What type of role do parents take on in this parenting style? 

They take on a friend-like role. 

100

What amount of freedom do children have with this style of parenting? 

A high amount of freedom. 

200

Name 1 Pro about Authoritarian parenting. 

- Raises well behaved teenagers because of the consequences 

- Sets clear boundaries which leads to a well-organized life style 

- Teaches non-negotiable safety to children like wearing a seatbelt for example

200

Name a Con about Authoritative parenting. 

- This parenting style takes time, effort and patience from both the parents and teenagers; it could be emotionally draining

- It could lead to conflict as those open communications can turn into disagreements

- Teenagers could develop perfectionism due to fear of failure and not wanting to disappoint their parents. This might lead to unneeded stress and self-imposed pressure

200

Name a Pro about Permissive parenting. 

- It is very nurturing as the parents are loving, supportive and caring. They make their children feel supported and heard

- Gives teenagers a sense of creative freedom and makes them a more diverse thinker

- Helps with autonomy support; gives parents encourage their child to explore their independence and self-expression

200

Name a Pro and a Con about Uninvolved parenting. 

Pro: NONE

Con: 

- Mental health concerns can arise. Some things like PTSD, depression or anxiety are common as these children have had to ‘fend for themselves’ their whole lives with no parental form

- Teenagers may find it hard to build relationships as they never had a long-term parent one. They might find it hard to trust someone or build an emotional connection

- Teenagers might also engage in risky behaviors just to seek attention or validation