What Young People Think About Parental Obligations
A recent survey of college and high school students finds wide variation in opinions on what parents owe their children. Most feel parents do not overstep, yet under three in ten think parents give too much. Views on what a child owes a parent range from nothing to everything, with education and guidance frequently cited as essential.
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