With the Rise of Middle Class Culture, Child Rearing Practices

question 16

Multiple Choice

With the rise of middle class culture, child rearing practices changed in that

• A)servants assumed the primary responsibilities for teaching morals and faith.
• B)children were strictly raised with fear and punishment.
• C)children received more attention from their mothers.
• D)older children were expected to be the primary caregivers of younger children.
• E)fathers played a greater role than previous generations in the raising of children.

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