After Years of Believing That a Child's Nature Dictates the Best

After years of believing that a child's nature dictates the best approach to parenting, Rudolph Dreikurs:

A) suggested that we needed an increased awareness of the role of contingencies in influencing children's behavior.
B) advocated that autocratic parent-child relationships be replaced by democratic parent-child relationships.
C) influenced the Social Learning theorists, who emphasized vicarious reinforcement.
D) suggested that children need limits and boundaries as well as parental support.