Generally, what happens in parenting during emerging adulthood of children?

A) Emotional support increases and psychological control decreases.
B) Emotional support decreases and psychological control increases.
C) Psychological conflict increases and permissiveness decreases.
D) Physical punishment decreases and psychological manipulation increases.

Emerging adulthood is a time when children are transitioning into adulthood, but they still rely on their parents for support and guidance. During this period, parents tend to provide more emotional support to their children while reducing their psychological control. Parents tend to shift from setting rules and limits to providing guidance and advice as their children become more independent. This shift in parenting style is important for adolescents as they navigate the challenges of this phase of development.