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| Can warm parents and cold parents be either restrictive or premissive? |
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affectionate, caring, supportive
hug/kiss and smile frequently at their child
behave in ways that communicate their enjoyment in being w/ the children
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may not enjoy being around their children
few feelings of affection
complain about children's behavior |
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| internalized standards of conduct |
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| a moral sense or conscience (development in a child that has a warm parent) |
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| related to the child's social and emotional well-being |
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| consistent control and firm enforcement of rules can have positive consequences for the child, particularly when combined with strong support and affection |
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| impose few, if any, rules and supervise their children less closely |
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enable children to produce desirable behavior in similar situations
"reasoning" |
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include physical punishment and denial of privileges
related to parental authoritarianism |
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| child-rearing style in which parents are restrictive and demanding, yet communicative and warm |
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