A child-rearing style that is harsh, unresponsive, and rigid and relies on power-assertive methods of control is called:

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The authoritarian style of child-rearing is characterized by high demands and low responsiveness. Parents who use this style are often strict, expect obedience without question, and rely on power-assertive methods of control, such as punishment, rather than warmth and nurturing.

A Child-Rearing Style That Is Harsh, Unresponsive, and Rigid and Relies