Determining the best methods of parenting, and the impact is has on your child and marriage
I. Introduction:
a. Define problems bad parenting has on children and marriage, and why it is very important.
b. Some examples of bad parenting, and examples of research that show to be favorable.
c. Thesis-What is the best method of parenting for marriages of 1 year?
d. Implication- If there are clearly favorable researched methods of parenting why are they not used in every household?
e. Methodology-I will obtain my research by using the internet, scholarly journals from our college library, conducting interviews, and my own personal experiences.
II. More detailed explanation of problem or question:
a. Many marriages, and families suffer because their households are very unorganized, and do not know that an uneffective method of parenting could be the cause.
b. Each family unit should conduct research to find the best method of parenting for thier household, and marriage. Each family life is different, so not one method of parenting will be effective for every family.
c. Because a child’s life is subjective to continuous development, why is there not training required for each family, whether broken or not, to enhance their child’s growth?
III. Review of Literature/current research/trends
http://www.familyscholarslibrary.org/content/readingrooms/shift/Trends in Scholarly writing on Family Structure since 1977 in the Journal of Marriage and Family- shows effects that family structure has on children, and marriage.http://allpsych.com/journal/parentingskills.html
Successful Parenting Skills that shape Children’s behaviors- shows the positive and negative attributes that parenting skills has on a child’s health, and behavior.
http://www.familyscholarslibrary.org/assets/pdf/theshift.pdf
Parent Power/Child Power (Book). By: Ansbacher, Rowena R.. Journal of Individual Psychology (00221805), May76, Vol. 32 Issue 1, p113, 2p; (AN 9095256)
Socioeconomic risk, parenting during the preschool years and child health age 6 years. Belsky, Jay; Bell, Brian; Bradley, Robert H.; European Journal of Public Health, Vol 17(5), Oct 2007. pp. 508-513. [Journal Article]
AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MATERNAL ATTITUDES TOWARD CHILD REARING AND THE SUCCESS OF BOYS IN BEGINNING READING. AARONSON, ALBERT J.; Dissertation Abstracts International, 27(8-A), 1967. pp. 2382.
First-time parenthood: Attachment, family variables, emotional reactions, and task responsibilities as predictors of stress. Abbott, Donna C.; Dissertation Abstracts International, Vol 52(1-B), Jul 1991. pp. 507-508.
Matchplay and firesetting in children: Relationship to parent, marital, and family dysfunction. Kolko, David J.; Kazdin, Alan E.; Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, Vol 19(3), Sep 1990. pp. 229-238. [Journal Article]
IV. What you are going to do, step by step, to address this issue- IN DETAIL! This is also called Methods or Methodology:
a. Interviews- I am going to several interviews with random people in my classes, on the streets, and in my family.
b. Research- I will conduct research through using the internet, Ebscohost, interviews, and from personal experiences
V. Results- I will hope to find the best methods in parenting which will be best for my child, and my marriage. With this imformation I hope not only to provide my child and marriage as favorable as possible, but I hope to shine light on many other couples about to be parents on the imporatance of good parenting.
VI. Discusstion section in detail what did you find? How did the results meet or not meet expectations?
a. What would the next step be? As I found several articles to use for my research, I will read and then weed out the information that I do not need.
b. I feel the results did meet my expectations because there were many methods of parenting, both that will and will not work for my family.
VII. Conclusion- I will hope to find the best methods in parenting which will be best for my child, and my marriage. With this imformation I hope not only to provide my child and marriage as favorable as possible, but I hope to shine light on many other couples about to be parents on the imporatance of good parenting.
VIII. References/ Works cited
http://www.familyscholarslibrary.org/content/readingrooms/shift/Trends in Scholarly writing on Family Structure since 1977 in the Journal of Marriage and Family- shows effects that family structure has on children, and marriage.http://allpsych.com/journal/parentingskills.html
Successful Parenting Skills that shape Children’s behaviors- shows the positive and negative attributes that parenting skills has on a child’s health, and behavior.
http://www.familyscholarslibrary.org/assets/pdf/theshift.pdf
Parent Power/Child Power (Book). By: Ansbacher, Rowena R.. Journal of Individual Psychology (00221805), May76, Vol. 32 Issue 1, p113, 2p; (AN 9095256)Socioeconomic risk, parenting during the preschool years and child health age 6 years. Belsky, Jay; Bell, Brian; Bradley, Robert H.; European Journal of Public Health, Vol 17(5), Oct 2007. pp. 508-513. [Journal Article]
AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MATERNAL ATTITUDES TOWARD CHILD REARING AND THE SUCCESS OF BOYS IN BEGINNING READING. AARONSON, ALBERT J.; Dissertation Abstracts International, 27(8-A), 1967. pp. 2382.
First-time parenthood: Attachment, family variables, emotional reactions, and task responsibilities as predictors of stress. Abbott, Donna C.; Dissertation Abstracts International, Vol 52(1-B), Jul 1991. pp. 507-508.
Matchplay and firesetting in children: Relationship to parent, marital, and family dysfunction. Kolko, David J.; Kazdin, Alan E.; Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, Vol 19(3), Sep 1990. pp. 229-238. [Journal Article]