Self-control is improved when parent-child interactions loving and warm but establish well-defined limits on what behaviour is acceptable.

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Numerous studies have shown that children whose parents establish clear limits on acceptable behavior, while at the same time displaying warmth, support, and empathy to encourage good behavior, have better self-control and are less likely to engage in impulsive or delinquent behavior.

Self-Control Is Improved When Parent-Child Interactions Loving and Warm but Establish