A parent of a 17-year-old high school student is allowing the child to decide which college the child will attend. When the child requests direction from the parent in making this decision, the parent responds by stating, "You will need to make this decision on your own." What type of value transmission is the parent displaying?

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Zain Allison

Social Studies

14 December, 16:14

A parent of a 17-year-old high school student is allowing the child to decide which college the child will attend. When the child requests direction from the parent in making this decision, the parent responds by stating, "You will need to make this decision on your own." What type of value transmission is the parent displaying?

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Yosef Mclaughlin · Answer 1

The parent is displaying laissez-faire value transmission.

Explanation:

The example goes well with laissez-faire value transmission. Allowing someone to make their own choices and explore the environment on their own is one of the major characteristics of laissez-faire. This approach hardly involves any instructions or guidance as it promotes the sense of independence. Sometimes, this leads to confusions as young children are not aware of their surroundings so decision-making is somewhat tough for them.