Children Who Have Long-Lasting Adjustment Problems Following Their Parents' Divorce

question 86

Multiple Choice

Children who have long-lasting adjustment problems following their parents' divorce are likely to have mothers who

• A) maintain an inductive style of interaction.
• B) maintain a coercive style of interaction.
• C) become more indulgent toward them.
• D) maintain an authoritative style of parenting.

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