Author Question: Children whose parents are sometimes in conflict A) compensate by doing better in school. B) ... (Read 70 times)

bobypop · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Children whose parents are sometimes in conflict

A) compensate by doing better in school.
B) are happier, as their parents are too busy with each other to bother the children.
C) may learn to model their parents' negotiating skills.
D) become bullies.

Question 2

Parents' interactions with their school-age children

A) are primarily centered around establishing routines and controlling emotional outbursts.
B) primarily consist of making and enforcing rules.
C) begin to include negotiations about rules and routines.
D) reverses so that more mature children can make up their own rules and parents can relax.