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Situation in which the mother and father share authority.
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Situation in which the mother and father share authority.
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The answer is Egalitarian
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Typically, when a mother and father share authority it is referred to as being "egalitarian" in the sense that in a household, no certain parents has more power than the other--thus they are both "equal".
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