„Children whose parents address conflict with words rather than punishment can learn more effective self-regulation skills to mediate their own future disputes. Taking more time to talk through issues with children also helps increase their vocabulary, which can lead to more significant gains in the classroom when it comes to socializing and building linguistic abilities. Unconditional warmth from parents also establishes homes as safe spaces for children to practice cooperation and reciprocate positive acts.“
McKayla Jensen u.a., Bridging the Gap. The Role of Parent–Teacher Perception in Child Developmental Outcomes (2025), S. 4.