alleryChildren of indulgent parents may tend to be more:
Aconformist
Bobedient
Cwithdrawn
Dimpulsive
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. impulsive
1. Permissive parents set few limits and rarely discipline.
2. Their children may not learn to control their own behaviour and tend to be more impulsive.
3. Conformity and obedience are more linked to authoritarian parenting.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Parenting styles" (rev 1375523003), section "Indulgent or permissive"_
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