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15 Cards in this Set
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demonstrates the most consistently positive outcomes
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authoritative
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produces children with insecure/avoidant-type attachment
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uninvolved
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children tend to demonstrate more independence in later development
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authoritative
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most commonly used by more traditional Asian-Americans
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authoritarian
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demonstrates the most consistently negative outcomes
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uninvolved
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high in acceptance and communication
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authoritative
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children generally have the lowest GPAs
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uninvolved
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most commonly used by middle-SES parents
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authoritative
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children are less achievement oriented
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uninvolved
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children demonstrate lower levels of competence as compared with peers
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uninvolved
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high in warmth and nurturance and low in control and maturity demands
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permissive
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most commonly used by low-SES parents
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authoritarian
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most commonly used by more tradition African-Americans
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authoritarian
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children have higher levels of self-esteem and self-confidence
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authoritative
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high in nurturance, maturity demands, and communication
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authoritative
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