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Authoritative parents are responsive with clear rules and high expectations that support the child and allow them to have their independence. This parenting style leads to higher academic performance and self-esteem, better social skill and a lower chance of mental illness and delinquency.
Authoritarian parents are unresponsive with strict rules and high expectations and expect blind obedience. This parenting style leads to a higher chance of mental illness, delinquency, and drug or alcohol abuse but lower academic performance and self-esteem, with poor social skills.
Permissive parents are responsive with few rules and very indulgent and lenient. This type of parenting style often leads to impulsive behavior, poor social skills, being egocentric, and having problematic relationships.
According to Diana Baumrind the most affective form of parenting is authoritative.
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Answer: Abusive.
Explanation: Intentionally calling another person a quibbles is Abusive meaning that the person loves to pick fights over irrelevant issues.
Answer:The rightsof the population were taken in favor of the colonizers
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D. The last option
Explanation:
You can't divide by 0, so find out when the given function is discontinuous.
You can see that x is discontinuous at x=-1,1, so find a piecewise function that fill in those gaps.
Plug x=-1,1 into your function to find out what values you need to fill in. But of course it's discontinuous at those points, so plug in a number near x=1 and x=-1. I chose x=-1.1 and x=1.1
so we need to fill in 2 at x=-1, and fill in 4 at x=1
1.) y=(-3/4)x+3
Explanation: To convert this to slope-intercept form or a linear equation, we have to solve for y. To do this, I first subtracted over 3x to isolate 4y. This gave me 4y=-3x+12. Finally, I divided everything by 4 in order to completely isolate y so that it is in linear equation form, giving me my answer, y= -3/4x+3
