demandingness
- noun
- /dɪˈmændɪŋnəs/
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exigencia
- His demandingness in the workplace made it difficult for his colleagues to keep up with his expectations.
- demandingness and responsiveness
- dimensions of demandingness
- parental demandingness
Examples
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Two orthogonal constructs of parental behavior have traditionally been considered: demandingness and responsiveness (Baumrind, 1989, 1991; Maccoby & Martin, 1983).
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The teacher's demandingness often pushed her students to achieve their best work.
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However, demandingness was not significant for any of the nine.
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But this argument is on another level than the demandingness claim.
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Different aspects of behavioral control (including parental knowledge, expectations, monitoring, discipline, and global demandingness) and psychological control were assessed.
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The mean score of the items in each scale was used as an indicator of the level of parental responsiveness or demandingness, with a higher score indicating more positive parental attributes.
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Shek (1999) developed a modified version of the scale and found two stable dimensions (responsiveness and demandingness) in these scales.
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Baumrind's (1991, 1996) typology established two parenting style domains: demandingness and responsiveness.
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Baumrind determined that there are four major parenting styles based on the dimensions of demandingness and responsiveness, and that parenting style influences how the adolescent makes decisions.
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Parents may facilitate adolescents' general adjustment through a combination of demandingness and responsiveness (Baumrind, 1971; 1989; Maccoby & Martin, 1983; Scabini, 1995; Steinberg, 2001).
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Synonyms
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6.1
Trying too hard to make people do something and annoying them
A strong need for things to be done very carefully with attention to small details
A firm, repeated demand for an answer or action
A strong repeated request that does not stop
Repeatedly asking for something in a way that annoys people
Being too bossy and trying to control other people
Being overly controlling and not listening to others
How Demanding
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- Formal
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Demandingness comes from the simple verb demand, which originally came from a Latin word meaning 'to ask' or 'to order', and the same root is seen in command and mandate. So demandingness is the quality of 'asking' or 'ordering' a lot from someone — in other words, expecting much effort or ability.