When parents accept their children and give them affection, the children tend to
A) become dependent.
B) have impaired self-esteem.
C) become sociable.
D) have all of these characteristics.

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When parents accept their children and give them affection, the children tend to become sociable, as they learn to trust others and form healthy relationships. They also tend to develop a strong sense of self-esteem, which enables them to be independent and confident. However, if children are overindulged or praised excessively, they may become dependent and have impaired self-esteem.

When Parents Accept Their Children and Give Them Affection, the Children