The child-rearing pattern, conceptualized by Baumrind in 1987, more appropriately describes the child socialization approach found among American ethnic minority families as well as the child socialization pattern seen in non-Western cultures.

Traditional

Explanation:

The traditional child-rearing pattern, conceptualized by Baumrind in 1987, more appropriately describes the child socialization approach found among American ethnic minority families as well as the child socialization pattern seen in non-Western cultures.

Traditional

Explanation:

An approach to childrearing, usually found in traditional cultures, that emphasizes high responsiveness and a type of demandingness that does not encourage discussions or debate.