According to the Whitings, having chores that are not clearly related to the family's economic welfare leads children to become less nurturant and responsible.

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The Whitings' research suggests that when children's chores are not directly tied to the family's economic welfare, they may not develop as strong a sense of responsibility and nurturance compared to when their tasks are clearly linked to contributing to the family's needs.

According to the Whitings, Having Chores That Are Not Clearly