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parenting practices across families of color

Nancy Darling and Lawrence Steinberg defined parenting practices as the means by which parents socialize their children. For example, parents may believe children should sit still and use good manners at the dinner table, but how parents accomplish this goal of teaching their children to have good manners varies. [Source: Encyclopedia of Multicultural Psychology; Parenting Practices across Families of Color]

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