High Levels of Stress Sparked by Economic Insecurity Contribute to

question 60

Multiple Choice

High levels of stress sparked by economic insecurity contribute to

• A) high-SES parents' teaching of independent decision-making skills to their children.
• B) low-SES parents' greater use of coercive discipline.
• C) middle-SES parents' preference for an uninvolved child-rearing style.
• D) low-SES parents' use of a permissive child-rearing style.

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