Studies of Child Temperament, Parental Discipline, and Self-Control Indicate That

question 41

Multiple Choice

Studies of child temperament, parental discipline, and self-control indicate that

• A) fearful children are usually compliant with parental requests because they are typically anxious about the repercussions of not complying.
• B) fearless children are more likely to be compliant when their parents use gentle reminders.
• C) fearful and fearless children respond similarly to parental discipline.
• D) child temperament is not related to compliance and self-control.

Recognize the consequences of poor boundaries and over-involvement in relationships termed as enmeshment.

Critically evaluate the criticisms and challenges associated with the concept of codependency.

Understand the dynamics and communication patterns in codependent relationships.

Grasp the process and significance of detachment in recovering from codependency.

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