When a child misbehaves and the parent responds by sticking to their rules, but does not assert unnecessary power over the child, which parenting style is being used?

Feminist Family Therapy is defined by

a) the therapist's style. b) the type of interventions used. c) its focus on working with women. d) the political and social attitude of the thrapist.

Feeling anonymous, less self-conscious, possibly depersonalized, and being willing to do things you normally wouldn't do are characteristic of:

a. groupthink b. social loafing c. deindividuation d. normative social influence