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Children’s beliefs about and preferences for protective versus risky parents and their children
We investigated how 7–11-year-old children (N = 160) think about and evaluate parental protectiveness. We presented two parent-child dyads who differed in protectiveness: One parent was consistently highly protective (e.g. requiring extensive protective gear for biking); the other consistently permi
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