Author Question: The problem with parenting models based on reward and punishment is: A. They are used too much by ... (Read 62 times)

LCritchfi · **on:** Jun 19, 2018

The problem with parenting models based on reward and punishment is:

A. They are used too much by out-of-control parents who wind up abusing children
B. They imply superiority over the child based on an autocratic past that is anywhere from 300 to 400 years out-of-date and which do not meet the needs of childrearing for a democratic society
C. They cannot be used in most Asian cultures that do not support the imposition of family rules over individual development
D. None of the above

Question 2

Gerald Patterson was:

A. The first behaviorist to develop parent training models that we still use when dealing with children exhibiting severe behavioral disorders
B. A student of Adlers who invented a democratic parenting model
C. The major influence of the development of John Gottmans work with emotion coaching
D. The first cognitive therapist to teach young children the A-B-C approach to rational relationships