What Parents Say or Do Is Significant, but How Their

question 8

True/False

What parents say or do is significant, but how their child perceives and judges that behavior is even more important because children are excellent judges of how they are being treated.

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Definitions:

Postbox Rule

A legal principle that deems an offer accepted once the acceptance is posted, not when it is received by the offeror.

Counter-Offer

A response to an initial offer, proposing different terms in an attempt to reach a mutual agreement.

Presumption In Law

A principle that allows the court to assume the truth of a fact until it is disproved, facilitating smoother legal proceedings.

Legal Relationship

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