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parenting style

parenting style Parenting style refers to the relatively stable ways parents behave while raising a child.

Parenting style refers to the relatively stable ways parents behave while raising a child. It is an important part of children’s socialization and of the parent–child relationship.

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Drafting source: Peng Shun; Xu Lei; Chen Jiwen; Cai Shuangshuang. Do mothers treat children who are similar to them better? The relation between maternal–adolescent neuroticism congruence and a punitive parenting style. 2022; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.934783; article XML SHA-256 61a478b5791d9c4c3570660d2ee37d1328852c348df85412baa761e3749d6ccc. “Do mothers treat children who are similar to them better? The relation between maternal–adolescent neuroticism congruence and a punitive parenting style” (10.3389/fpsyg.2022.934783).
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