The Effect of Parenting Styles on Development of Adolescent’s Social Anxiety

Abstract

Numerous researches suggest that parenting style has a significant impact on adolescents’ development risk behavior. The purpose of this study is to review papers that mention parenting style and social anxiety. The review supports the stand that authoritative parenting provides better influence on children than authoritarian and permissive parenting, which decreases the prevalence of social anxiety among adolescents. There is also a tonne of research to support the idea that parental actions and styles, including warmth, communication, and disciplinary techniques, are key mediators of outcomes like academic success and psychosocial adjustment.