In Contrast to the Spill-Over Effect Mentioned in Question #10

question 30

Multiple Choice

In contrast to the spill-over effect mentioned in Question #10, the socialization effect suggests that children:

• A) model their parents' conflict behavior.
• B) are most likely to have an aggressive conflict style when their parents use dysfunctional parenting styles with them and aggressive conflict styles with each other.
• C) of aggressive parents become so preoccupied with family problems that they find it difficult to make new friends.
• D) are likely to develop aggressive conflict styles when their parents communicate differently with each than with the them, leading to role confusion.

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