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Child Development - A Thematic Approach
, Fifth Edition
Danuta Bukatko - College of the Holy Cross Marvin W. Daehler - University of Massachusetts, Amherst
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Chapter 14:
The Family
- Describe the American family of today and explain how it differs from American
families of the past.
- Describe the systems approach to understanding the family.
- Describe the influence of the parent in the child's socialization, particularly the influence of different parenting styles.
- Discuss the use of discipline and punishment to control a child's behavior.
- Identify procedures that are helpful in managing noncompliant children.
- Identify factors that influence parenting strategies.
- Describe the attentional deficit model and explain how it contributes to
problems in parenting.
- Describe coercive cycles in parent/child interactions.
- Define child abuse and discuss the factors that contribute to it and its consequences, including
posttraumatic stress disorder.
- Compare and contrast the parenting styles observed in different cultures and socioeconomic groups.
- Compare and contrast the influence of mothers and fathers on the child's social, emotional, and cognitive development.
- Describe the influence of siblings on the overall development of the child and the nature of sibling
relationships throughout development.
- Describe the influence of maternal employment and daycare on the child.
- List factors to consider in selecting a daycare center.
- Describe the impact of divorce on development and children's behavior.
- Describe custody arrangements and issues associated with child custody decisions.
- Discuss stepparenting and the difficulties associated with the transitions
that accompany remarriage.
- Consider the outcomes of single-parent families.
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