Typically, Children Who Have Been Reared with an Authoritative Parenting

Typically, children who have been reared with an authoritative parenting style are:

A) withdrawn, shy or hostile, have a low need for achievement, and feel incompetent.
B) self-assertive, independent, friendly and cooperative, with a high need for achievement.
C) impulsive, with little self-reliance, low maturity, and a tendency towards aggression.
D) antisocial, with little self control, low maturity, and feelings of incompetence.