There Are Differences in Parenting Styles Among Various Cultures,and These

question 116

Multiple Choice

There are differences in parenting styles among various cultures,and these differences appear to be reflected in the rates of different attachment styles.What does this suggest about the process of attachment

• A) It is best observed within a North American style of parent-child interaction. 
• B) It is influenced by racial differences. 
• C) It is expressed differently, depending on what is allowed by parents. 
• D) It develops as a result of the style of interactions between parent and child.

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Definitions:

Interdependence

A mutual reliance between two or more groups or individuals, where each party's welfare and benefits are reciprocally dependent upon the others'.

Mutuality

Partners’ acknowledgment that their lives are intertwined and thinking of themselves as a couple (“us”) instead of as two separate individuals (“me” and “you”).

Parasocial Relationship

A type of one-sided relationship where an individual becomes attached to a media persona or character without any reciprocal interaction.

Commitment

Partners’ investment of time, effort, and resources in their relationship, with the expectation that it will continue indefinitely.