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Ecology of Parenting (Parenting styles (acceptance/responsiveness…

- - - - pecking order
  - - - consensus and compromise
- - - - Social role ascribes on hierarchy
      - patriarchal
      - perticularisn values; authority figues have more rights
    - - harmony is valued
      - family needs above individual
      - obedience/loyalty to parents
      - children socialized by extended family
    - - more indirect than direct
      - nonverbal more than verbal
    - - inwardly and outwardly
        
        inward
        
        not shown in public
        
        change in distance, shunning, deviations in performing orutines
        
        outward
        
        facial expressions, sound, body movement
    - - age is equated with knowledge
      - chuildren obey and imitate
      - obligation to parents
    - - important for children to get along with group
      - modesty and moderation are stressed
      - children expect to do what they can with age
- - - - achieved authority is value
      - universalism is valued
    - - compartmentalized
      - behavior governed by "do unto others"
      - norm is informality; impermanence is common
      - decisions are made democratically
    - - direct and independent of context
    - - same group openly expresses feelings
      - likely an adaptive strategy
    - - rational order in the world
      - problems and solutions are the nature of reality
      - preventive
    - - make own decisions
      - self is located within
      - individual achievement
      - comparison believed to promote performance
      - competition believed to promote creativity
      - personal responsibility for failure