Teaching a Child How to Eat with a Fork, Rather

question 23

Multiple Choice

Teaching a child how to eat with a fork, rather than her fingers, and then expecting her to use the fork at every mean, is an example of:

• A) indulgent parenting
• B) authoritarian parenting
• C) parental responsiveness
• D) parental demandingness

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