psychology
Create Your Parenting Case Study
Aichatou Njoya
BEHS 343 6381
Professor Jia Li Liu
January 31, 2022
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STEP 1: SCENARIO Behavioral Issues In Teens |
STEP 2: AGE GROUP OF INTEREST · 14-18 yrs · 18-21 yrs
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STEP 3: SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS · lower · middle
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STEP 4: FAMILY COMPOSITION (include at least 2 of these details)
· Parents are married. · The teenager has a brother and a younger sister. · She lives with both her parents and siblings. · Both parents work full time but are involved in the education of their children by helping with homework, checking the grades. · Other? |
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STEP 5: TYPE OF PROBLEM · Schoolwork , homework and has the influence of social media and friends. · Behavioral Issue
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STEP 6: SITES OF IMPACT · The sites of impact are mostly at home but rarely happen at school.
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STEP 7: POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS · Home Plan · Community Support Groups · Behavioral Health Plan · Special Programs/Supports
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The current case study involves a 19-year-old female from a middle-class family who has started to show aggressive behavior toward her parents who are trying to reprimand her because she often comes home late and fails her classes. She has a twenty-year-older brother and an eight-year-old younger sister who follow their parent’s rule and no known behavioral issues. Her parents are married and work full-time. Even though, they are busy with work, they are fully involved in the children’s success by helping with homework. I will discuss the case mostly in the context of home setting, but I will incorporate some social surroundings as well. However, a parenting action plan will be implemented to address and control this type of behavior. The plan will involve solutions such as participating in community support groups; following a behavioral health plan or therapy through a psychologist and getting involved in special programs (sports or doing community services).