Parents' Expectations, Styles Can Harm College Students' Self-esteem
Friday, August 15, 2008 - 13:35
in Psychology & Sociology
College students want to please their parents but often stress out about meeting goals far tougher than what their parents have in mind, psychologists have found. Scientists have examined the effects of parenting styles on how students adjust to college. Students reported making smoother transitions if they have at least one parent whose style combines warmth, a demanding nature and democracy.
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