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Authoritative-reciprocal pattern
Authoritative-reciprocal pattern refers to a pattern of child rearing in which parents exercise considerable power but also respond to the child's point of view and reasonable demands. Parents following this pattern set rules of conduct and are fairly demanding but also encourage the child's independence and self-expression.
 
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