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An authoritarian parenting style is seen in which one of the following examples involving junior high school students?
A) Fern's parents allow her greater-than-average leeway in terms of bedtimes, curfews, and choice of friends.
B) Henry's parents have high expectations for him but often ask him for his opinion when they set guidelines for acceptable behavior.
C) Molly's parents are very strict, letting her know their high expectations and imposing strong penalties for failing or breaking their rules.
D) Kelly's parents are very involved in their own lives and problems and do not provide Kelly with much warmth or emotional support.

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