Working-class parents are more likely to "cultivate" their children's talents and skills.

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Research studies have shown that middle-class and affluent parents are more likely to invest in their children's extracurricular activities, education, and skill-building opportunities, as they have the financial resources and cultural knowledge to do so. Working-class parents may prioritize practical and economic concerns, such as work and family responsibilities, over investing time and money in their children's talents and skills development. However, this is not to say that working-class parents do not support their children's interests and abilities in other ways, such as through emotional support and encouragement.

Working-Class Parents Are More Likely to "Cultivate" Their Children's Talents