When a child grows up with authoritarian parents, they tend to grow up to be often unhappy, fearful, and anxious because their parents constantly compared them to other individuals. Moreover, because their parents constantly compare them to others, they often exclude themselves from sports and develop weak communications skills because their parents allow little to none communication between them and their parents. Unlike authoritarian children, children with authoritative parents tend to grow up as cheerful, self-controlled, and self-reliant. Furthermore, authoritative children can make friends more easily because they grew up in an environment where communication was allow between parents and
When a child grows up with authoritarian parents, they tend to grow up to be often unhappy, fearful, and anxious because their parents constantly compared them to other individuals. Moreover, because their parents constantly compare them to others, they often exclude themselves from sports and develop weak communications skills because their parents allow little to none communication between them and their parents. Unlike authoritarian children, children with authoritative parents tend to grow up as cheerful, self-controlled, and self-reliant. Furthermore, authoritative children can make friends more easily because they grew up in an environment where communication was allow between parents and