The Main Difference Between a Unilateral and a Coregulated Approach

question 28

Multiple Choice

The main difference between a unilateral and a coregulated approach to control is the

• A) degree to which control is shared between parents and a child.
• B) speed with which control is transferred from the parents to a child.
• C) degree of negative affect that is involved during the control process.
• D) amount of external control imposed on both parents and children by society.

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