Answer:Permissive parenting style
Explanation:This is a parenting style in which parents are very loving but they set no rules or guidance for their children. They act more like friend than parents and don't consider that children are capable of maturity , their believe is that children will always be children. They don't punish the wrongs because they allow anything and want to be loving always.
The sociologist generally concur that the effect of divorce
on children affects widely and that the presence of parental conflict that
falls under high levels could cause a lot more bad rather than the relationship
status of their parents such as divorce.
The salesperson appears to have made effective use of <u>b. foot-in-the-door phenomenon</u>.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Foot-in-the-door phenomenon is a tactics used by many of the salesperson to sell their products. Under this technique, they make a customer to agree the large request by making them agree to their small request first.
Foot-in-the-door phenomenon was discovered by the psychologists Jonathan Freedman and Scott Fraser, when they met pedestrian salesmen at their heyday.
In the above scenario, the salesman visits my house and gave some free sample of cleaning liquid to try. He returns back in a week and requests to buy expensive cleaning products. This shows that the salesperson is following foot-in-the-door phenomenon.
I believe the answer is: . Skinnerian
The skinnerian perspective view that reward and punishment play a big role in shaping people's overall behaviour.
People tend to develop the behaviour which based on their experience benefit them in a certain way and vice versa. One thing that the parents can do to handle the problem is by countering the negative behaviour by giving better rewards for the daughter for abandoning the target behaviour.
