Emma: Hey, Mark! Do you know much about parenting styles and how they affect kids?
Mark: Not really, Emma. Can you tell me more?
Emma: Sure! There are a few main types. Authoritative parents are like guides, they set rules but also explain why. Then there are authoritarian parents who have strict rules without much explanation.
Mark: Hmm, what about permissive parents?
Emma: They're more like friends than parents. They're really lenient and often avoid saying "no."
Mark: Got it. And what about the fourth one?
Emma: Ah, that's the uninvolved style. These parents aren't really involved in their kid's lives. They might provide basic needs but not much else.
Mark: Interesting. So, how do these styles affect children?
Emma: Well, kids of authoritative parents tend to be self-disciplined and confident. Authoritarian kids might be obedient but less happy. Permissive kids might struggle with boundaries, and uninvolved kids can have a lot of issues because they lack support.
Mark: Wow, parenting sounds like a big deal!
Emma: Definitely! It can really shape who we become.
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