Tanisha is now able to do things on her own without much guidance from her parents.This illustrates:
A) behavioral autonomy.
B) positive autonomy.
C) emotional autonomy.
D) permissive autonomy.

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Behavioral autonomy refers to an individual's ability to make decisions and take actions independently, without the guidance or control of others. Tanisha's ability to do things on her own without much guidance from her parents demonstrates behavioral autonomy. Positive autonomy refers to the capacity to act in accordance with one's own values and goals, while emotional autonomy refers to the ability to regulate one's own emotions and behavior. Permissive autonomy is not a recognized term in psychology.

Tanisha Is Now Able to Do Things on Her Own