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alex41 [277]
3 years ago
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Pauline’s parents perform tasks of which order in this scenario? Pauline’s family is fairly liberal. Her parents have set certai

n rules for her. She should be home by 10 o’clock. She can’t have sleepovers more than once a month. She must keep them informed about her whereabouts.
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1 answer:
sdas [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

The reason is that the Pauline's parents are performing parental orders which includes the imposition of conditions. These imposed conditions and rules for the children are for their benefit and will help them in forming habits and protect themselves from the world evil beings. All the habits structuring of Pauline which her parent desire are of immense importance for her future life. Neither of the condition or rule mentioned in the case are unethical and are what a proactive person possesses and are also desirable. This shows that the parents are working hard with their children to let them have a good set of habits and reflects good parenting. Though initiallt it seems that the liberty of Pauline is diminished but will ensure its future safety and liberty in the long run. People have choice to drink wine but this doesn't mean that the childrem must also taste them. This is because its not good for health and that the lack of good parenting will affect them most.

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