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3 years ago

describe at least two ways in which parents are able to influence the drinking habits of their children

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Well parents can set rules or even punishments which can influence the drinking habits of there kids such as, they aren't allowed to go out unless they had followed the rule there parents set for the amount they needed to have drank. Parents have many ways in which there authority can influence there kids habits.

dezoksy [38]3 years ago

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I think another way parents can influence their child’s drinking habits is if the parents themselves also drink. Some parents who are alcoholics can possibly influence their own kid to drink.

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