Children are more likely to imitate their parents' destructive interaction styles and consequently are more at risk for aggressive and delinquent behaviors.

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Children often learn behaviors through observation and imitation of their parents. When exposed to destructive interaction styles, such as aggression or poor conflict resolution, children are more likely to adopt these behaviors themselves, increasing the risk of aggressive and delinquent behaviors.

Children Are More Likely to Imitate Their Parents' Destructive Interaction