OVERPARENTING AS A BARRIER TO DEVELOPMENT, LEARNING, AND WELL-BEING AMONG PARENTS AND CHILDREN by Anis Farzana https://padlet.com/hanisfarzanazana/zwfahqm3jd3219sh en-us 2020-06-03 04:34:22 UTC 2020-06-03 04:52:44 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f497.png Thesis Statement hanisfarzanazana https://padlet.com/hanisfarzanazana/zwfahqm3jd3219sh/wish/608115989 Helicopter parents can be defined as when the parents are excessively involved with their child's life which could negatively affect their child's healthy development.]]> 2020-06-03 04:44:00 UTC https://padlet.com/hanisfarzanazana/zwfahqm3jd3219sh/wish/608115989 Main Point 1 hanisfarzanazana https://padlet.com/hanisfarzanazana/zwfahqm3jd3219sh/wish/608117677 Helicopter parents could cause the children to become ill-prepared for the future as they tend to depend on their parents to decide for everything.]]> 2020-06-03 04:45:58 UTC https://padlet.com/hanisfarzanazana/zwfahqm3jd3219sh/wish/608117677 Supporting Details for Main Point 1 hanisfarzanazana https://padlet.com/hanisfarzanazana/zwfahqm3jd3219sh/wish/608118480 SUPPORTING DETAILS 1

When the children become adult soon, they may be lacking in terms of essential critical thinking and life skills and remain dependent on their parents or some other adults (Epstein, n.d.).

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Parents feel responsible for facilitating their children to make better choices such as what colleges to go, what jobs to take, and where their lives will lead (Epstein, n.d.).

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As for example, there are parents who accompany their children to go for interview and participating in such a way that universities and potential employers would view it negatively (Epstein, n.d.).

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Schiffrin and colleagues (2014) stated that, by having over-controlling parents could cause the children to suffer higher levels of depression and have less satisfaction with their life.

]]> 2020-06-03 04:46:55 UTC https://padlet.com/hanisfarzanazana/zwfahqm3jd3219sh/wish/608118480 Main Point 2 hanisfarzanazana https://padlet.com/hanisfarzanazana/zwfahqm3jd3219sh/wish/608120099 Overparenting can affect not only the well-being of students, but also it can affect the well-being of parents. ]]> 2020-06-03 04:48:59 UTC https://padlet.com/hanisfarzanazana/zwfahqm3jd3219sh/wish/608120099 Supporting Details for Main Point 2 hanisfarzanazana https://padlet.com/hanisfarzanazana/zwfahqm3jd3219sh/wish/608120354 SUPPORTING DETAILS 1

For example, over-controlling parents believed that the responsibility for their child’s success and failures are placed more on themselves and also the school officials (Epstein, n.d.).

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The finding indicates that parents who tried to control their children’s lives had poorer health and were at a higher risk to suffer stress and anxiety (Epstein, n.d.).

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As for some parents, they continue to think negatively about their impact even when the child is actually just doing fine (Epstein, n.d.).

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When the parents believed that the responsibility of their child’s success and failures are placed more on themselves and also the school officials, they tend to blame and pressure school staff whenever problems arise (Epstein, n.d.). ]]> 2020-06-03 04:49:20 UTC https://padlet.com/hanisfarzanazana/zwfahqm3jd3219sh/wish/608120354 Group Members hanisfarzanazana https://padlet.com/hanisfarzanazana/zwfahqm3jd3219sh/wish/608121448 1. ADILAH BINTI ZULKIFLI

2.ANIS FARZANA BINTI ZULKEFLI

3.NUR BALQIS BINTI NORIZAL

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