Sentence examples for discipline styles from inspiring English sources
Even though Chris and I have no children together — nor the requisite financial entanglements and disagreements over discipline styles — we do have parents in common.
Along with prescreenings and background checks, multiple interviews are often conducted, covering discipline styles, lesson plans and whether nannies can handle kosher kitchens, speak additional languages, play an instrument or swim.
Participants (Intervention group: 42; Waitlist Control group: 39) completed measures on child behaviour, parental stress, dysfunctional discipline styles and parental conflict before and after program completion by the Intervention group.
Coming from two different homes with different discipline styles, we had to find what worked for us.
Most babysitters just want to be an extension of your rulemaking — they can't make up discipline styles out of thin air.
The PS is a 35-item questionnaire that measures dysfunctional discipline styles in parents.
Compared to the Waitlist Control group, parents receiving Group Triple P reported significantly lower levels of child behaviour problems, parental stress, dysfunctional discipline style and parental conflict scores.
Talk to the new teacher or principal about what will change in the classroom (routine, instructional approach, discipline style) and discuss it with your child in advance.
The measure may be useful as a tool for program evaluation, or for assessing a theoretical relationship between Positive Discipline style parenting and other variables of interest.
Perhaps cracking down and creating a strict, Chinese-mom discipline style where prodigies are cultivated at all costs is precisely how Chua would advise I take my "lazy" daughter from "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" to a Mozart concerto.
Finally, Kochanska, Aksan, and Joy (2007) found that child fearfulness moderated the association between both positive motherchild relationships and later successful socialisation and paternal discipline style and child rule-governed behaviour, with more fearful children being apparently more susceptible to the effect of positive interactions with their mothers and their fathers discipline style.
