Mr Polanski Listens Without Judgment to His Daughter's Reasons for Being

question 1

Multiple Choice

Mr. Polanski listens without judgment to his daughter's reasons for being late, then informs her that he disapproves of her behavior, and provides consequences. Before their discussion is over, he gives her a hug and says, "I love you very much." This is an example of ________.

• A) phenomenological parenting
• B) unconditional positive regard
• C) permissive parenting
• D) authoritarian parenting

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