-According to Self-Control Theory, Parenting Involves the Control of Deviant

$\begin{array}{llcc} \text {TABLE 7.1 Grasmick's Characteristics of Low Self-Control } & \\\hline \text { } &\\ \text {Impulsive } &\\ \text { Seeks Instant Gratification } &\\ \text {Low Levels of Diligence, Tenadity, and Persistence } &\\ \text { Seeks Sensation and Excitement } &\\ \text {Prefers Simple Physical Tasks over Complex, Intellectual Tasks } & \\ \text { Self-centered } &\\ \text {Insensitive to Others' Needs } &\\ \text {Low Tolerance to Frustration } &\\ \text { Addresses Conflict though Confrontation} &\\\hline \text { SOURCE: Grasmick 1994. } &\\\end{array}$

-According to self-control theory, parenting involves the control of deviant behavior or normative regulation that requires that someone monitor behavior, recognize deviant behavior when it occurs, and correct or punish it. What does this mean? Please explain.