Exam 13: Parenting Across Cultures

Which word describes reliance on others?

What is not a common methodological problem with cross-cultural studies into parenting styles?

Lansford and Deater-Deckard (2012) found that parental discipline across 24 countries formed how many types of clusters?

UNICEF developed the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey that is given to parents or caregivers in ______.

Briefly describe differences in two parenting customs that differ across cultures.

WEIRD societies stands for "Western, educated, industrialized, rich, and developed."

Culture is best captured by which level of Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems model of development?

Which of the following ratios best captures how Americans value individualism and collectivism?

The beliefs of Chinese philosopher ______ underlie social norms and parenting practices in Japan, China, and other parts of Asia.

A Kurdish tribe in Israel subscribed to the belief that neonates could not see until they were 30 days old. This is an example of a(n) ______.

Which of the following was not studied in early cross-cultural research on parenting?

Undifferentiated rejection means that parents reject each one of their children.

Research from more than 20 countries from around the world determined that children who feel rejected by their parents are more likely to ______ than children who feel loved.

Parents are described as relaxed, not hyper-vigilant, not overly concerned about their children's cognitive development, and do not micromanage their children in ______.

How does SES relate to discipline styles in different countries?

The continuous care and contact model of infant development aligns with which theory?

Which of the following is the least prominent part of a culture?

The top three values of mothers in Greece, Taiwan, and the United States are ______.

What approach is most commonly used to compare parenting styles in different countries?

Which of the following countries is the least individualist?