Hi Jmoorco! Thanks for the comment. There is some research to show that those who have trauma from their past, often want to give the warmth they were lacking as a child to their own child. This could also mean that they feel that boundaries and standards are punitive like their authoritarian parents were. Which would mean exactly what you've said, that those in era's where authoritarian styles were prominent, would lead to a more passive parenting style from their children when they grow up. Definitely a hypothesis worth researching 🤓
Wonder if we are seeing a trend towards the 3rd style in response to a lot of authoritative parenting the generation before.
Hi Jmoorco! Thanks for the comment. There is some research to show that those who have trauma from their past, often want to give the warmth they were lacking as a child to their own child. This could also mean that they feel that boundaries and standards are punitive like their authoritarian parents were. Which would mean exactly what you've said, that those in era's where authoritarian styles were prominent, would lead to a more passive parenting style from their children when they grow up. Definitely a hypothesis worth researching 🤓
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