Tegan's parents expect her to follow their rules without question. If she asks why she has to follow a certain rule her parents respond, "because I said so." If she challenges their authority, she is punished with no discussion. When she makes a mistake, her parents tend to criticize her harshly. What parenting style is being demonstrated in this scenario?
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According to Baumrind, which parenting style is characterized by high responsiveness and high demandingness?
A
Authoritarian
B
Permissive
C
Uninvolved
D
Authoritative
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Understand Baumrind's parenting styles framework, which categorizes parenting based on two dimensions: responsiveness (warmth and support) and demandingness (control and expectations).
Identify the four main parenting styles Baumrind described: Authoritarian, Permissive, Uninvolved, and Authoritative.
Recall that Authoritarian parenting is characterized by high demandingness but low responsiveness, meaning strict rules with little warmth.
Recognize that Permissive parenting is high in responsiveness but low in demandingness, meaning warm but with few rules or expectations.
Conclude that the parenting style with both high responsiveness and high demandingness is Authoritative, which balances warmth with clear standards.
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