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Victor is expected to do well in school and be home by his curfew. He is a good student, actively involved on the tennis team, and serves as a youth leader at his synagogue. Since Victor seems to be managing his time well, he and his parents recently agreed to extend his curfew by an additional hour. Victor's parents adhere to the __________ style of parenting.

▸ permissive

▸ authoritative

▸ authoritarian

▸ neglectful/uninvolved

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