A Study on the Impact of Old Parenting Styles on Raising Childrens and their

behavior
Ricky Mission, Jiro Murazhaki, Cha Edcel, Marjalyn Chel, Raquel Nilsson, Lei Cabana,
Judiel Matthew Manalang
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Angeles City National High School – Senior High School
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Angeles City National High School – Senior High School
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Angeles City National High School – Senior High School
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Angeles City National High School – Senior High School
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Angeles City National High School – Senior High School

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 Introduction

Background of the Study

Parenting styles, deeply ingrained habits and approaches to child-rearing, significantly

influence children's development. Traditional parenting styles, such as authoritarian,
authoritative, permissive, and neglectful, have been extensively studied for their impact
on children's behavior, emotional well-being, and overall success in life.

1. Authoritarian Parenting: This style, characterized by strict rules, high demands, and
low warmth, often results in children with low self-esteem, poor social skills, and higher
levels of anxiety.

2. Authoritative Parenting: In contrast, authoritative parents set clear rules and

expectations but also provide warmth, support, and explanations. Children raised in
authoritative households tend to be more self-confident, socially adept, and academically
successful.

3. Permissive Parenting: Permissive parents are lenient and indulgent, often avoiding
confrontation and setting few boundaries. While these children may have high self-
esteem, they may also struggle with impulsivity, lack of self-discipline, and poor
academic performance.

4. Neglectful Parenting: Neglectful parents are indifferent and uninvolved in their

children's lives, often neglecting their emotional and physical needs. This parenting style
can lead to a host of negative outcomes, including poor academic performance,
behavioral problems, and emotional issues.

Studies have shown that the effects of parenting styles can extend into adulthood,
influencing relationship dynamics, career success, and mental health. However, it's
essential to recognize that the impact of parenting styles can vary based on cultural
factors, individual differences, and other environmental influences.
Understanding the impact of old parenting styles on raising children requires examining
how these approaches persist across generations and adapt to changing societal norms
and values. Additionally, exploring the interplay between old parenting styles and modern
challenges, such as technology use, academic pressure, and social media influence, can
provide valuable insights into their enduring relevance and potential consequences.
According to Deshpande, et.al (2015) inverstigated how parenting styles affected
adolescent's self esteem and found that children perceived parental acceptance attitude
had better self esteem than children who perceived avoidance attitude of parents. Parents
are the first person that will teach and develop our behaviors, communication is the key
in order to build a good relationship

Literature review

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The way parents care their children has an effect on children's behavior timapano, et.al
(2010)
According to Hong, et.al (2015) discovered a significant relationship between university
students self esteem and parenting style. According to the study, authoritative and
permissive parenting styles have a favorable effect on children's self esteem. According
to Yang, et al. (2014), there are several correlatios between parental care and behavioral
issues. For instance, children who reported poor levels of materials and paternal care had
higher rates of behavioral problems such as attention issues, feelings of depression or
withdrawal, disobeying rules and aggression.

According to Mensah, et al. (2013) Inverstigated how parenting styles affect children's
social development in order to identify the most prevalent parenting styles and how they
affect children's social development. According to Merve, (2018) looked at parenting
styls as a predictor of the preschool children's social behaviours. According to Gomez, et
al. (2016) showed the mediating role of parental discipline between the parenting styles
examined and children's aggression and victimization. The findings seem to indicate that
parenting styles that included physical or verbal punishment were linked to increase
incidence of bullying, aggression, and behavioral problems in children. According to
Berge, et al. (2016) declared that neglectful parenting style was associated with worse
substance use outcomes across all substances.

According to Bhavani, (2017) evaluated that the way parents treat their children such as
screaming at the child and excessively criticizing or generally ignoring them has a
negative impact on their self-esteem.
According to Yu Q, et al. (2019), parents should prefer children who are similar to them
in appearance, personality and behavior.
Mother's with low neuroticism are more likely to tolerate their children and give them
more autonomous support. (Vucasovic, 2015)

Statement of the problem

the study central point on impact of old parenting styles on raising children to their
behavior of randomly selected 60 respondents in baranggay pampang.
Specifically it aims to answer this following question:

1. What are the effects of good and bad parenting of parents?

2. What are the other factors that influence your behavior?
3. What are the feeling and how children act to parents old parenting?
4. Is there a significant effect to children of old parenting of their parents?

Significance of the study

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The study focal point on explaining impact of old parenting styles on raising a children
and to their behavior of 60 selected respondents in baranggay pampang. Morever, the
result of this study will bebeneficial to the following:
Childrens
This study will help the children understand why their parents behave like that. Which
makes them act to communicate with their family and understand the situation. They may
gain insight about their behaviors that may effect their parents behavior. They can
understand why their parents react that way and work on their behavior and self
improvement
Parents
The parents can learn what are the parenting style they should avoid as it may be less
effective and potentially harmful for children's emotions. This can lead for them to
improve their parenting style, communicate with their child, and make a stronger parent-
child relationship. They may gain insight on how the flaw of their parenting style affects
the child and lead to self-awareness and personal growth. If the parents is aware of the
problem and fixed it, they will break the cycle of harmful parenting style and create a
happy positive family.
Families
If they all understand that their old parenting style affects their child behavior, they can
work on it and help their child to improve itself with no stress and pressure. The parents
will know their children's development and make them feel that they are validated and
appreciated which can lead to a stable mental health of their child. They will also prevent
future issues like anxiety, depression, and behavioral problems. The family must maintain
an open communication of each other.
Future researchers
This study can guide future researchers from development and resources that can help
them to make their research about parenting styles.They can analyze what kind of
parenting style does give a negative effect on raising a child. They can also have some
resources about the recommendation of positive mental health for their child and families
on their research. Overall, they'll have many ideas from our study and use this study to
support their research about parenting styles.

Scope:

The primary objective of this study is to examine and understand the impact of old
parenting styles on the development and well-being of children.

The study will discuss the key aspects of child development that may be affected by old
parenting styles, such as the physical, emotional, social, and familial relationships of the
child, which are crucial to their growth.

This study will examine the three main parenting styles: authoritarian, permissive, and
neglectful.
The study will examine the characteristics, attributes, and effects of each parenting style
on the development and well-being of children.

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This study will utilize an analysis of existing literature and research on the effects of old
parenting styles.
It will also employ case studies and examples to deepen the understanding of the effects
of each parenting style.
It will utilize key theories and models of child development to illustrate the implications
of the old parenting styles.

Limitations:

This study focused on impact of old parenting styles on raising children and their
behavior.This study will limiting the respondents to 60, a students and parents in
baranggay pampang.

Expected Output:

This study is expected to provide a general understanding and conclusion about the effect
of the old parenting style on the development and well-being of children.

This will provide key recommendations and implications for parents and caregivers
regarding effective ways of raising children.

The purpose of this study

A Study on the Impact of Old Parenting Styles on Raising Children and their Behavior"
is to investigate how parenting styles, particularly older or traditional styles, influence the
behavior and development of children. The study aims to explore the relationship
between parenting approaches from previous generations and their effects on children's
behavior, emotional well-being, and responses to various situations. By focusing on older
parenting styles, the research seeks to understand how these historical approaches shape
children's attitudes, actions, and coping mechanisms in different environments, such as
the dental operatory or other unfamiliar settings The study seeks to understand how
parenting styles from previous generations shape children's behavior and how these styles
may impact their ability to handle challenges and stimuli, such as those encountered
during dental visits.

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