How parents negotiate their childrearing beliefs and share in everyday parenting responsibilities is referred to as _____.

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Co-parenting refers to how parents work together in raising their children, including negotiating their beliefs and sharing responsibilities. Parenting (A) is a general term for raising children, but does not necessarily involve shared responsibilities or negotiation of beliefs between parents. Shared authority (B) refers to a specific legal arrangement in which both parents have equal decision-making power, but does not necessarily address how they share daily parenting responsibilities. Planned parenting (C) is not a commonly used term in this context.

How Parents Negotiate Their Childrearing Beliefs and Share in Everyday