Parents of School-Age Children Are More Likely To

Parents of school-age children are more likely to:

A) use less direct management and begin to share power with their children.
B) become more strict and direct with their children as they tend to rebel.
C) use an authoritarian style of parenting to combat the disrespect shown to them.
D) use a conventional technique of discipline where they try to motivate the child to behave because of how the family is viewed.