Anti-social behavior refers to actions or behaviors that go against societal norms, often involving a disregard for the rights and well-being of others. It includes actions such as aggression, rule-breaking, and lack of empathy.
Prosocial Behavior: Prosocial behavior refers to actions that benefit others or society as a whole. This can include helping, sharing, cooperating, and showing empathy towards others.
Conduct Disorder: Conduct disorder is a psychological disorder characterized by persistent patterns of antisocial behavior in children or adolescents. It involves violating basic social rules and the rights of others.
Authoritative Parenting Style: Authoritative parenting style is an approach where parents set clear boundaries for their children while also being warm and supportive. This parenting style has been associated with lower levels of anti-social behavior in children.
Which statement counters the conventional belief that only negative parenting styles result in anti-social behavior in children?
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