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Revisiting Parental Strictness: Integrating When into How Parents Engage in Socialization
Parenting research has richly examined how parents socialize children, including whether responses are warm, controlling, autonomy-supportive, harsh, or culturally meaningful. This article argues that a complementary question remains undertheorized: when do parents respond and engage in socializatio
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