Question

According to research conducted by Annette Lareau (2003), in terms of strategies for childrearing, working-class and poor parents focus on the "accomplishment of natural growth," while middle-class parents are more likely to engage in "concerted cultivation." In the "accomplishment of natural growth," children experience

Answer 1

Answer:

Long stretches of leisure time, child-initiated play, and clear boundaries between the social life of children and adults.

Explanation:

According to research conducted by Annette Lareau (2003), in terms of strategies for childrearing, working-class and poor parents focus on the "accomplishment of natural growth." In the "accomplishment of natural growth," children experience long stretches of leisure time, child-initiated play, and clear boundaries between the social life of children and adults. Organized leisure time is not essential for working-class and poor parents. Children have more freedom and independence. One of the detriments of  this kind of childrearing is that it proves disadvantageous when it comes to upward mobility.