As Barbara moves into adolescence, her relationship with her mother and father changes. She is becoming less dependent on them and more dependent on herself. She also realizes that her parents are not always right. Which type of autonomy is Barbara expressing?

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Kristin Gibson

Social Studies

4 April, 13:40

As Barbara moves into adolescence, her relationship with her mother and father changes. She is becoming less dependent on them and more dependent on herself. She also realizes that her parents are not always right. Which type of autonomy is Barbara expressing?

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Cecelia Shaw · Answer 1

Answer: Emotional autonomy

Explanation:

Emotional autonomy is the autonomy which is based upon emotional dealing tat is done independently in life by a person. It show that person does not depend on others and persist control over management and taking decision of life significantly.

According to the question, Barbara is displaying emotional autonomy as she is able to make decision on her own about right and wrong. She is becoming independently and showing less dependency on parents.