The Authoritarian Style Of Parenting
With secure attachment, a child experiences distress when their caregiver leaves and is comforted when they return; in anxious-ambivalent attachment, the child avoids and ignores the mother in their departure and returning at all times; in avoidant attachment, the child feels distressed when their caregiver exits the room and leaves them with a stranger and may rush but fail to cling to their caregiver when they return and pick them up.
The effects of the authoritarian style of parenting often result in children who may sometimes be well-behaved, but they soon grow up to be angry and bitter adults having poor social skills and low self-esteem. So, she’s still waiting to be discharged but the doctors don’t want to rush things, so that’s pretty
The effects of the authoritarian style of parenting often result in children who may sometimes be well-behaved, but they soon grow up to be angry and bitter adults having poor social skills and low self-esteem. So, she’s still waiting to be discharged but the doctors don’t want to rush things, so that’s pretty