Parental Attitudes and Practices Are Very Important Factors in the Development

question 105

Multiple Choice

Parental attitudes and practices are very important factors in the development of self-esteem in children. The research on the subject to date indicates that

• A) parental permissiveness allows the child to develop confidence in his own decisions and enhances self-esteem.
• B) parents of high self-esteem children tend to set behavioral guidelines and enforce them consistently.
• C) parents of high self-esteem children tend to set few behavioral guidelines and are consistent in their enforcement of those rules.
• D) low self-esteem children are given a wide latitude for individual action within the limited rules which are established.

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