Which term describes guidance where children do not have a voice and must obey?

Which term describes guidance where children do not have a voice and must obey?

• A. Authoritarian guidance
• B. Authoritative guidance
• C. Permissive guidance
• D. Uninvolved Guidance

Answer: (D)

This describes a style of guidance where adults set strict rules and expect obedience with little opportunity for the child to express input. That’s the essence of authoritarian guidance, which emphasizes control and conformity over discussion or warmth. While authoritative guidance blends clear limits with responsiveness and listening to the child, permissive guidance is indulgent with few boundaries, and uninvolved guidance is neglectful with minimal involvement. So the description fits authoritarian guidance best, not the others.

This describes a style of guidance where adults set strict rules and expect obedience with little opportunity for the child to express input. That’s the essence of authoritarian guidance, which emphasizes control and conformity over discussion or warmth. While authoritative guidance blends clear limits with responsiveness and listening to the child, permissive guidance is indulgent with few boundaries, and uninvolved guidance is neglectful with minimal involvement. So the description fits authoritarian guidance best, not the others.