In parallel parenting:
A) both parents are extremely consistent in the rules they set for their children.
B) parents rarely talk to one another about their children and each develops an independent style of disciplining them.
C) parents treat all of the children in exactly the same way.
D) parents match their parenting style to the individual personality of each child.

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In parallel parenting, parents minimize direct communication and operate independently, developing their own parenting styles and rules due to high conflict or other reasons that make cooperation difficult. This approach is often used when parents are unable to interact in a cooperative manner.

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