Big Parental Control May Stunt Kid Assertiveness

60-Second Mind

Nov 3, 20142:30Religion & Spirituality

Young adults who’d had highly controlling parents were less able to stress their own viewpoints to a friend or partner in confident and productive ways. Daisy Yuhas reports

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