Pousadeth is confident and self-assured. He has high creativity and is well liked by his peers. Beyond being the captain of the soccer team he is also a star member of the glee club

From what is known about parenting style, which the following is most likely what Pousadeth the product of?
a. authoritative parenting
b. authoritarian parenting
c. permissive parenting
d. disengaged parenting


A. Authoritative parenting with high responsiveness and high demandingness has the most common beneficial effects. Children who have authoritative parents tend to be independent, self-assured, creative, and socially skilled. They also tend to do well in school and get along well with their peers.

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