Authoritative Parenting Promotes Intellectual Development and Psychosocial Maturity Through All

question 35

Multiple Choice

Authoritative parenting promotes intellectual development and psychosocial maturity through all of the following, except:

• A) encouraging discussions about decisions and rules that help children understand social relationships.
• B) asserting parental authority by turning adolescents' personal decisions into moral issues.
• C) engaging children and adolescents in verbal give-and-take.
• D) encouraging understanding of social systems, which helps in the development of reasoning, judgment, and empathy.

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