Link each statement with the relevant parenting perspective: (1) A child's personality shapes parenting; (2) children model their peer group rather than what they learn at home; (3) having firm rules and being loving produces a successful child.
A) (1) behavioral genetics; (2) Harris's peer group theory; (3) Baumrind's styles framework
B) (1) Harris's peer group theory; (2) behavioral genetics; (3) Baumrind's styles framework
C) (1) Baumrind's styles framework; (2) Harris's peer group theory; (3) behavioral genetics
D) (1) behavioral genetics; (2) Baumrind's styles framework; (3) Harris's peer group theory

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- Statement (1) aligns with behavioral genetics, which suggests that a child's personality and behaviors can be influenced by their genetic makeup, thus affecting how parents respond to and raise their children.- Statement (2) is associated with Harris's peer group theory, which posits that children are more influenced by their peers than by their parents in terms of socialization and development.- Statement (3) refers to Baumrind's parenting styles framework, which identifies authoritative parenting (characterized by firm rules and loving support) as the most effective approach for raising successful children.

Link Each Statement with the Relevant Parenting Perspective: (1) a Child's