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Authoritative

This style is characterized by high responsiveness and high demands. Children raised by authoritative parents tend to show happiness, self-regulation, and are more likely to be competent.

Permissive

Permissive parenting is marked by high responsiveness but low demands. Children raised in this style may struggle with self-control and authority, and are often described as lacking discipline.

Authoritarian

This style is characterized by low responsiveness and high demands. Children with authoritarian parents may exhibit more behavioral issues and tend to have lower self-esteem.

Uninvolved

Uninvolved parenting features low responsiveness and low demands. Such a style can result in children feeling neglected, which may contribute to attachment issues and poor social skills.

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