Parental Influence on Child Emotional Development
Keywords:
parenting, emotional, child, development, stylesAbstract
This research examines the role of parenting styles in shaping children's emotional development. By analyzing different parenting approaches such as authoritative, authoritarian, and permissive styles, this study assesses their impact on children's emotional regulation and social competence. Our findings indicate that authoritative parenting is most effective in fostering emotional resilience and adaptive social behaviors in children, highlighting the critical role of positive parental engagement.
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