I have clear and specific rules about my child's association with peers who use alcohol.
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I have explained my rules about alcohol use to my child.
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I have explained the consequences of breaking my rules about alcohol use to my child.
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I can control my anger and frustration with my child.
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I work hard with my child on ways to express and control their anger and frustration.
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I find ways to keep my child involved with fun activities in our family.
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I find ways to keep my child involved in family work activities (chores, for example).
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I find ways to keep my child involved with family decisions about fun and work activities in a way that is appropriate for their age.
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I have discussed my child's dreams and goals with him/her on many occasions.
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I often tell my child how I feel when he or she misbehaves.
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When my child tells me something important, I let them know that I am trying to understand what they are feeling.
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I let my child know that I care about them while setting limits and consequences.
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I have discussed our family values with my child on many occasions.
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Getting my youth to hep with chores is a problem.
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Getting my youth to do homework is a problem.
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