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Characteristics include being responsive and demanding, leading to well-adjusted children. Cultural variations might involve the degree of warmth or control, influenced by cultural norms and values.

Characteristics include being highly demanding and not responsive, potentially leading to children who are obedient but with lower self-esteem. Cultural values, such as respect for authority, can play a significant role in this style's prevalence.

Characteristics include being highly responsive but not demanding, possibly leading to children struggling with self-discipline and authority. Cultural variations might reflect different views on children's autonomy and freedom.

Characteristics include low responsiveness and low demands, which can result in children feeling neglected. Cultural factors might include economic stressors or social norms regarding independence.

Characteristics involve overprotective behavior and closely monitoring children's experiences and problems, which might hinder children's independence and self-reliance. Cultural variations reflect attitudes towards risk and autonomy.