Adler Considered Two Parenting Styles: Pampering and Neglect, and Argued

question 1

Multiple Choice

Adler considered two parenting styles: pampering and neglect, and argued that ___________________________________________.

• A) All children generally develop social interest and pursue self-improvement in order to gain approval.
• B) Pampered children generally develop more social interest and pursue self-improvement because of the example the parents have set.
• C) Neglected children may suffer, but are more likely to develop social interest and pursue self-improvement.
• D) Children that result from either style of parenting have equally likely to either thrive or succeed, indicating that parenting does not have a role in forming the child.

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