George Burns Many people rate work as their main source of stress, but for some, the routine of work is actually relief from the stress and chaos of their home life. This is especially tragic because the home ought to be the place where we have the most pleasure and support.
Family members see the good in each other and are generally supportive.
Rules are essential, but should be few in number and not too restrictive or complicated. Children must understand family rules, and when disciplined, must see the connection between their action and the consequences. As children get older, they are give some say in the rules and direction of the household. Rigid parents have many tight, inflexible rules and demand instant obedience. This style leads to resentment, resistance, and typically, a revolt in the teen years.