Are children raised by parents with permissive or uninvolved parents less active than those raised by parents with authoritative or authoritarian styles?
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Step 1: Research has shown that children raised by parents with authoritative or authoritarian parenting styles tend to have higher levels of physical activity compared to those raised by permissive or uninvolved parents. Show more…
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