There are a lot of different parenting styles out there â from attachment parenting to free-range â but one particular style seems to consistently be under fire: helicopter parenting. There's a fine line between being helpful and guiding your child through life and doing way too much for your kids.
role exit (social role exit). (noun) When an individual stops engaging in a role previously central to their identity and the process of establishing a new identity.
Though some roles stay with us for our entire lives, others don't last. And sometimes, role conflict and/or role strain can become too much to handle. Role exit occurs when an individual leaves an important social status and stops playing its attached role. By 'important,' we are talking about a status that was central to one's identity, such as a master status.