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rosent76

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Obedience is most important in which style of parenting?
 
  a. Authoritative
 b. Authoritarian
 c. Permissive
 d. Uninvolved

Question 2

Contemporary child-rearing strategies share which of the following tenets?
 
  a. Dominance
 b. Lack of consequences
 c. Open communication
 d. Physical punishment



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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