Children who have authoritative parents tend to be unhappy, fearful, and weak with regard to communication skills. cheerful, self-controlled, self-reliant, and achievement-oriented. immature, socially incompetent, and have poor self-control. domineering, egocentric, noncompliant, and have difficulties in peer relations.

Unhappy, fearful, and weak with regard to communication skills.

Explanation:

Authoritative parents tend to have a punitive style in which children can not question parent's opinions and decisions. They also put a lot of attention in following the rules, not leaving any space for creativity, questioning or conversations with their kids. They tend to be rigid in their parenting style.

Considering these situation, children with these parents tend to be unhappy and fearful (since they are always expecting a punishment) and have poor communication skills since they are not used to express themselves in their household.

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