Children develop internal moral standards and learn to exercise self-control when which one of the following parental strategies is used?

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Induction is a parental strategy that involves explaining the reasons behind a particular rule or behavior, and how it affects other people. This can help children develop their own internal moral standards and learn to exercise self-control. Power assertion and love withdrawal can be harmful and lead to resentment and defiance in children. Affect reinforcement may be effective in shaping behavior in the short term, but does not necessarily lead to long-term self-control and moral development.

Children Develop Internal Moral Standards and Learn to Exercise Self-Control