A child's conformity to cultural group practices and values providing the child with a sense of social identity is an example of which domain specific view of parenting?

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The domain-specific view of parenting that emphasizes the child's conformity to cultural group practices and values providing the child with a sense of social identity is the group participation approach. This approach emphasizes the importance of children being socialized into their cultural group and learning the norms, values, and practices of that group through participating in group activities and learning from older members. The other options (guided learning, reciprocity, and control) do not directly relate to the concept of social identity and cultural group participation.

A Child's Conformity to Cultural Group Practices and Values Providing