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Dictionary of Parental Acceptance Rejection TheoryDictionary of Parental Acceptance-Rejection Theory
Conditions where parents exercise firm but not rigid or moment-by-moment control over children's behavior. Children's (often selfish) demands are effectively resisted. Parents exert firm control at times of parent-child disagreement, but do not hem in the child with many restrictions. Children's behavior is guided by regimen and parental intervention. (See the control dimension of parenting) 
Contributed by the RONALD AND NANCY ROHNER CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF PARENTAL ACCEPTANCE AND REJECTION
 

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