Parents who explain the reasons for insisting that their children behave in a certain way, including the consequences and effects of misbehavior, are using a form of discipline called:
A) the permissive-parenting approach.
B) centration.
C) induction.
D) the authoritarian approach.

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Induction is a form of discipline that involves explaining the reasons for certain rules or expectations, as well as the consequences and effects of misbehavior. It aims to encourage children to internalize and understand rules rather than simply comply with them out of fear or coercion. This approach is often seen as more effective and positive than authoritarian approaches that rely on punishment and control.

Parents Who Explain the Reasons for Insisting That Their Children