Authoritative parenting exercises appropriate control over a child's feelings, beliefs, and sense of self but not over the child's conduct.

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Authoritative parenting involves a balance of responsiveness and demandingness, where parents exercise appropriate control over a child's conduct and encourage independence, but they do not control a child's feelings, beliefs, and sense of self.

Authoritative Parenting Exercises Appropriate Control Over a Child's Feelings, Beliefs