According to power control theory, females in paternalistic households have been socialized to fear legal sanctions more than their brother.

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Power control theory posits that in paternalistic households, where traditional gender roles are emphasized, females are socialized to be more risk-averse and compliant, including a greater fear of legal sanctions, compared to their male siblings who are socialized to take more risks.

According to Power Control Theory, Females in Paternalistic Households Have