A parent provides food and shelter but shows little warmth or control. This is:
Aneglectful parenting
Bindulgent parenting
Cauthoritative parenting
Dauthoritarian parenting
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. neglectful parenting
1. Neglectful (uninvolved) parenting is marked by a lack of warmth and control.
2. Such parents may provide basic necessities but are indifferent to what the child does.
3. Indulgent parents are warm, and authoritarian parents are controlling.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Parenting styles" (rev 1375523003), section "Neglectful or uninvolved"_
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