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Immigrant Parents and Relationships with their children

A family gathered around a dinner table, with immigrant parents engaging warmly with their children, representing cultural diversity and family bonding.

Understanding Immigrant Parenting

Explore the dynamics of immigrant parenting and its impact on children's relationships. This quiz delves into various aspects such as protection levels, cultural values, and parenting styles.

Join us to discover:

The role of family in immigrant households
Parental expectations and their influence
Your perspective on relationships and responsibilities

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by CaringJourney239

Are your parents immigrants?

Yes

Who Is the main source of income?

Mom

Dad

Both

Who does most of the cooking?

Mom

Dad

Both

Who does most of the cleaning?

Mom

Dad

Both

On a scale of 1-10 how protective would you say your parents are? (1 being not protective at all, 10 being very protective)

Are you Male, Female, Other?

Male

Female

Other

Do your parents let you stay out late on weekends?

Yes

Are you allowed to hangout with friends on weekdays?

Yes

How often do you find yourself saying "I went out yesterday, I can't go out today" ?

A lot

Sometimes

Not at all

How do your parents view you being in a relationship?

Okay with it

Moderate

Fully against It

How do they view alcohol consumption and drug use?

On a scale of 1-10 how present has religion been in your life? (1 being not at all and 10 being very present)

Do your parents heavily emphasize the importance of school?

Yes

Moderate

Why did your parents come to this country?

What type of parenting would you say your parents use?

Authoritative - parents that have high expectations for achievement and maturity, but they are also warm and responsive

Authoritarian - parents that use stern discipline and often employ punishment to control children’s behavior, no warmth.

Permissive - These parents are warm and indulgent but they do not like to say no or disappoint their children.

Uninvolved -They are indifferent to their children’s needs and uninvolved in their lives.

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