In the following scenario, what would be the best parenting choice? Ricky has always been a model student and a caring person. His parents have been very proud of him over the years. Now Ricky is starting to cut class and stay out after curfew. He has become non-talkative and stays in his room a lot. Ricky’s parents are very upset. They do not know why his behavior has changed and are trying to determine if they have done something to engender this behavior.

A. Ground Ricky until he behaves as he used to.

B. Look for a counselor, family therapist, or pastoral counselor who can provide effective support.

C. Try to talk some sense into him.

D. Switch from an authoritative to authoritarian parenting style.

B. Look for a counselor, family therapist, or pastoral counselor who can provide effective support. or D. Switch from an authoritative to authoritarian parenting style.

Explanation:

you cant ground someone to go back to normal.

they must need help or something happened at school, and it somehow affected it, so talk with a counselor.

if you try to talk some sense into him- it'll probably get worse, considering he has changed and stopped talking to him.

my parents switch to an authoritative parenting style and it kinda has helped me, also, he will need to listen to them, and when he's at his weakest- he might break, so then he may tell you the problem.

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