Question

question 23
0.2 pts
when parents practice the minimum sufficiency principle, which of the following are parents most likely to do in promoting childrens internalization of rules?
use mild power assertion
avoid the induction approach
use harsh power assertion
use a permissive approach

Explanation:

The minimum - sufficiency principle suggests using the least amount of pressure necessary to change a child's behavior. Mild power - assertion is in line with using the minimum amount of force to promote rule internalization. Induction is a positive approach and should not be avoided. Harsh power - assertion is excessive and goes against the principle. A permissive approach does not help with rule internalization.

Answer:

Use mild power assertion