In the textbook, parenting is described as

A) driven by the child's temperament.
B) driven by the parent's personality and goals.
C) determined by the particular situation parents and children find themselves in.
D) a two-way street.

Parent's Personality

Refers to the characteristic patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that a parent exhibits, which can influence their parenting style and their children’s development.

Child's Temperament

The innate traits of a child's personality, such as mood, energy levels, and emotional response patterns, which influence how they interact with their environment.