The Parenting Pattern That Developed as a Result of Freudian

question 88

Multiple Choice

The parenting pattern that developed as a result of Freudian influence reflected Freud's beliefs that:

• A) Parents should be less harsh with their children.
• B) Lenient parenting methods are detrimental to children's well being.
• C) Children are inherently sinful.
• D) Parents should not be affectionate toward their children.

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