When Parents Use a Reasoning-Based Set of Parenting Skills to Discipline

question 155

Multiple Choice

When parents use a reasoning-based set of parenting skills to discipline their child, this encourages all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) better self-regulation for the child
• B) more prosocial behavior from the child
• C) better compliance with the rules that are set
• D) lesser popularity with other children in the peer group

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Definitions:

Self-esteem Levels

The degree to which a person values themselves, which can affect their confidence, behavior, and overall mental health.

Extreme Attitudes

Highly polarized beliefs or opinions that significantly deviate from the moderate or neutral point of view.

Emotional Intelligence

The capability to recognize, understand, and manage one's own emotions and those of others, facilitating effective communication and empathetic interaction.

Perceiving Abilities

The capacity to recognize, interpret, and understand one's own skills and competencies, as well as those of others.