According to Rosenthal (1982), more individuality is tolerated in Greek and Italian families, with greater stress on personal freedom. In Anglo- Australian families, adolescents are subjected to more authoritarian, parent- centred control, with greater expectations that they will fit in or conform to family demands.

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Rosenthal (1982) actually suggests the opposite: Greek and Italian families are described as more authoritarian and parent-centered, with higher expectations for adolescents to conform to family demands, whereas Anglo-Australian families are characterized by more individuality and personal freedom for adolescents.

According to Rosenthal (1982), More Individuality Is Tolerated in Greek