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Abstract: Studies have shown that different parenting styles have a significant effect on a child’s development (Axpe, RodrĂguez-Fernández, Goñi, & Antonio-Agirre, 2019). Much of the research done on this topic focuses on the combined effects of parental control and warmth on development, but for this study, I decided to investigate how specific types of parental control in adolescence such as a weekend curfew imposition, control over friend groups, and control over clothing correlate with self-worth in adulthood. The results of this study show that there is a significant association between adolescents deciding who they hang around and having higher self-worth in adulthood.
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