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Authoritative parents: combine high levels of control with a good deal of warmth and encouragement.

Authoritarian parents: high on control and often have a large number of rules that they expect their children to obey.

Permissive parents: Provides a great deal of warmth and acceptance but few, if any, rules or restrictions.

Uninvolved or neglected parents: Low both on the dimension of warmth and on the dimension of control; parents may be disinterested in parenting or actively reject their children.

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Does divorce have negative effects for all children? In what circumstances would children have better responses towards divorce?

No, divorce does not always have negative effects for all children.

In circumstances such as turbulent conditions in the household and conflicting environment.

What are some short-term effects of divorce?

Some short-term effects of divorce include lower self-esteem, anxiety, depression, less quality contact with parents, and standard of living decreases.

In Dr. Paul Amato's "meta-analysis" of studies of divorce, did he find divorce to have a stronger or weaker effect on children than in the past? Why does he think this might be? Why does Dr. Afifi's students think it is?

Divorce has a stronger effect on children now than in the past.

He think's this might be because reasons of divorce have changed (parents are getting divorced for happiness, which children do not like).

Dr. Afifi students' argue that it is because children are closer to their parents than they have ever been before.

What is the main variable that determines how well children will function after divorce?

The main variable that determines how well children will function after divorce is the parent's conflict.

What are the typical outcomes for children whose parents have a high rate of conflict and stay married?

Children have more problems and suffer more than children whose parent's get divorced.

These children have higher anxiety levels and their body's take a longer time to calm down.

What are some physiological stress responses that can occur from divorce?

Physiological stress responses that can occur from divorce are stomach aches, higher heart-rates, stress hormone release.

Describe the cortisol experiment and its findings.

Children from divorced and non-divorced families were studied via their spit.

Children whose parents are engaging are calm and less anxious, regardless of whether their parents are divorced or not.

The children who have the most difficulties are the ones whose parents had ongoing conflict in the household and did not get a divorce.

What is the best way for divorced parents to communicate?

The best way for divorced parents to communicate is directly to each other rather than through their child.

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Which is the most effective way for parents to reduce the negative impact of divorce?

Co-parenting is typically the best way to minimize the negative outcomes of a divorce and crafting a parenting plan to facilitate this type of approach should be discussed with a divorce attorney.

Who will cope better with their parents divorce?

Who will cope better with their parents' divorce? Children with easy temperaments rather than those with difficult temperaments.

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