Debate: Is Extreme Parenting Effective?
Does strict control of a child's life lead to greater success or can it be counterproductive?

Claim: Extreme parenting is not counterproductive
Reason: It usually leads to rebellion.
Warrant 0: rebellion is not the source of bold thinking
Warrant 1: rebellion is the source of bold thinking
Correct warrant: 1

Claim: Extreme parenting is not counterproductive
Reason: While the children might be well trained, they are effectively robots who lack humanity when contributing to society.
Warrant 0: Society needs more contributions from humanity
Warrant 1: Society does not need any more contributions from humanity
Correct warrant: 1

Claim: Extreme parenting is not counterproductive
Reason: Forcing a poet to practice science does not produce a top notch scientist but fine tuning literary skills can make a great poet or literary artist.
Warrant 0: human nature excels only under pressure
Warrant 1: human nature won't excel under pressure
Correct warrant: 0

Claim: Extreme parenting does not lead to greater success
Reason: My daughter was simply lazy and not doing work, by cracking down I was able to get her to improve her grades.
Warrant 0: cracking down was done in one instance then she learned and was able to carry on without so much strict guidance
Warrant 1: cracking down was done in many instances then she learned and was able to carry on with strict guidance
Correct warrant: 0

Claim: Extreme parenting is not counterproductive
Reason: Extreme parenting leads to undeveloped people without a sense of self.
Warrant 0: the millennials have proved themselves to be successes in the school of Dr. Spock parenting
Warrant 1: the millennials have proved themselves to be abysmal failures in the school of Dr. Spock parenting
Correct warrant: 1

Claim: Extreme parenting is not counterproductive
Reason: Extreme parenting doesn't necessarily raise a compassionate child.
Warrant 0: it doesn't form good habits and self discipline
Warrant 1: it forms good habits and self discipline
Correct warrant: 1