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Principles of effective parenting : how socialization works / Joan E. Grusec.

Van Pelt Library HQ783 .G784 2019
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Grusec, Joan E., author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Socialization.
Parenting.
Parent and child.
Physical Description:
xii, 203 pages ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
New York, NY : Guilford Press, [2019]
Contents:
1 How Values Are Learned: An Introduction p. 1
The Importance of Parenting p. 2
Features of This Book p. 3
What Are the Domains of Socialization? p. 4
Establishing Direction of Effect or Causality in Parenting Research p. 8
Values and Socialization p. 11
Culture and Socialization p. 23
2 Moral Values, Reasoning, Affect, and Action p. 26
Moral Development and Reasoning p. 26
Moral Emotions and Moral Action p. 31
Intuitive Morality p. 34
3 The Protection Domain: Responsiveness to Distress and Security p. 39
Origins of Attachment Theory p. 40
Some Features of Attachment p. 50
Maternal Responsiveness to Distress versus Maternal Sensitive Responsiveness p. 55
Children's Coping, Empathy, Sympathy, and Prosocial Behavior p. 57
Chapter 1 Scenarios Revisited p. 63
Box 3.1 Scenarios from the Protection Domain p. 64
4 The Reciprocity Domain: Compliance with Reasonable Requests p. 65
Parent-Child Interaction p. 66
Reciprocity and Readiness to Be Socialized p. 68
Mutual Reciprocity and Synchrony p. 73
Synchrony versus Parental Responsiveness to Child Requests p. 76
Moving beyond Play: Healthy Nutrition and Technology Use p. 78
Chapter 1 Scenarios Revisited p. 81
Box 4.1 Scenarios from the Reciprocity Domain p. 81
5 Learning Values in the Control Domain: Discipline and Reward p. 82
The Control Domain and Value Learning p. 84
Two Approaches to Control p. 86
Moderators of Discipline Effectiveness, and Different Forms of Reasoning and Power Assertion Compared p. 98
Effective Parenting in the Control Domain: Core Skills p. 107
Other Parenting Strategies in the Control Domain p. 111
Chapter 1 Scenarios Revisited p. 117
Box 5.1 Scenarios from the Control Domain p. 118
6 Learning Values in the Guided Learning Domain: Conversations and Reminiscences about Values p. 119
The Zone of Proximal Development, and Scaffolding p. 120
Conversations about Values and Coping p. 122
Conversations Involving Past Experience: Reminiscence p. 130
Chapter 1 Scenarios Revisited p. 135
Box 6.1 Scenarios from the Guided Learning Domain p. 136
7 Learning Values in the Group Participation Domain: Observation and Engagement with Others p. 137
Observational Learning p. 139
Rituals, Routines, and Engagement with Others p. 145
Chapter 1 Scenarios Revisited p. 154
Box 7.1 Scenarios from the Group Participation Domain p. 154
Co-Occurrence of Domains p. 155
Differences between Mothers and Fathers and among Cultural Groups p. 158
Value Learning in the Guided Learning and Croup Participation Domains: Some Comparisons p. 161
Internalization Visited Once Again p. 162
Domains as a Useful Framework for Understanding Socialization: A Final Look p. 166.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9781462540396
1462540392
9781462541560
1462541569
OCLC:
1090279976

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