Social status affects verbal more than nonverbal forms of parent-child interactions.

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Research suggests that social status influences verbal interactions between parents and children more than nonverbal interactions. This may be due to differences in communication styles, values, and parental expectations among different social groups. However, nonverbal cues such as facial expressions, tone of voice, and body language may still convey important messages and emotions in parent-child interactions across social statuses.

Social Status Affects Verbal More Than Nonverbal Forms of Parent-Child