Parental pressure for children to excel may be related to:

A) externalizing problems.
B) internalizing problems.
C) both externalizing and internalizing problems.
D) neither externalizing nor internalizing problems.

Parental Pressure

Parental pressure involves the expectations and demands placed on children by their parents, often relating to academic achievement or career paths.

Externalizing Problems

Refers to behaviors that are directed outwardly, such as aggression, delinquency, and hyperactivity, often seen in psychological and developmental disorders.

Internalizing Problems

Internalizing problems are emotional or psychological difficulties that manifest internally, such as anxiety, depression, and withdrawal, often hidden from others.