Mr. and Mrs. Ozenne punish their children's failures, but rarely reward their successes, as these reflect what the children "are supposed to be doing anyway."

A) No. The Ozennes' parenting style may produce a fear of failure in their children, which may actually impede achievement.
B) No. The Ozennes' parenting style may stimulate a desire for success in their children, but this is less important than a fear of failure for achievement.
C) Yes. The Ozennes' parenting style may produce a fear of failure in their children, which is critical for achievement.
D) Yes. The Ozennes' parenting style will spur a desire for success in their children, which is critical for achievement.

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Final Answer : A, Explanation :  The Ozennes' parenting style of punishing failures without rewarding successes may create a fear of failure in their children, which can cause anxiety and decreased motivation, and could ultimately impede achievement. Research suggests that a healthy balance of positive reinforcement is necessary for optimal learning and motivation.

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