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Quinn is 11 years old and doesn't like practice. His parents make him go each day and question him about how he played. They believe putting pressure on him now will help him when he is in high school. This parenting style could be described as:

A. authoritative
B. optimal push
C. permissive
D. none of these



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Final answer:

Authoritative parenting emphasizes dialogue, support, and setting positive standards to promote high self-esteem and social skills in children.


Explanation:

Authoritative parenting is a style where children are given reasonable demands and consistent limits, with warmth and affection expressed. Parents listen to the child's perspective and set positive standards. This style fosters high self-esteem and social skills in children.

In contrast to authoritarian parenting, which values conformity and obedience through strict rules and little warmth, authoritative parenting focuses on dialogue, explanation, and support while maintaining expectations.

Children of authoritative parents tend to be happy, capable, and successful, benefiting from a nurturing yet structured upbringing.


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