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KimWrice

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Parents who display a great of warmth or affection, while demonstrating an almost total lack of control over or supervision of their children, exemplify which parenting style?
 
  a. permissive
  b. authoritative
  c. authoritarian
  d. uninvolved

Question 2

Parents who display little warmth or affection, while exerting tremendous control over their children exemplify which parenting style?
 
  a. authoritative
  b. permissive
  c. uninvolved
  d. authoritarian



rleezy04

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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