An early landmark study by Baldwin, Kalhorn, and Breese interviewed 150 children in their families. The key finding in this study was that parents who were authoritarian in their child-rearing styles had the most competent children.

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The statement does not accurately represent the findings of any specific, well-known study by Baldwin, Kalhorn, and Breese. Research on parenting styles, notably by Diana Baumrind and later by Maccoby and Martin, suggests that authoritative (not authoritarian) parenting is most positively associated with children's competence.

An Early Landmark Study by Baldwin, Kalhorn, and Breese Interviewed