According to Sennett and Cobb's research discussed in the text, both middle-class and working-class parents tended to socialize their children to be like them.

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Sennett and Cobb's research, as discussed in their work "The Hidden Injuries of Class," suggests that while working-class parents often socialize their children to accept and adapt to their own class position, middle-class parents tend to socialize their children with aspirations of maintaining or improving their social status, emphasizing values and behaviors that support upward mobility.

According to Sennett and Cobb's Research Discussed in the Text