Positive Parenting Practices – Rochester Youth Development Study (PPP-RYDS)

When your child has done something that you like or approve of, how often do you say something nice about it or praise your child for it?

When your child has done something that you like or approve of, how often do you give your child something like a hug, kiss, or pat on the back for it?

When your child has done something that you like or approve of, how often do you give your child some reward for it, like a present, money, or food?

When your child has done something that you like or approve of, how often do you give your child a special privilege, like staying up late or a special activity?

When your child has done something that you like or approve of, how often do you go someplace or do something special with your child as a reward?

When you have done something that your parent likes or approves of, how often does she/does he say something nice about it or praise you for it?

When you have done something that your parent likes or approves of, how often does she/does he give you something like a hug, kiss, or pat on the back for it?

When you have done something that your parent likes or approves of, how often does she/does he give you some reward for it, like a present, money, or food?

When you have done something that your parent likes or approves of, how often does she/does he give you a special privilege, like staying up late or a special activity?

When you have done something that your parent likes or approves of, how often does she/does he go someplace or do something special with you as a reward?