They are authoritarian parents who demand obedience to their authority and favor the use of punishment and discipline to control behavior that is not considered correct. They are the "because I said so" parents who do not facilitate dialogue in the family, are not very communicative and not very loving. Children of these authoritarian parents are often a little more timid and persistent in pursuing goals. They act influenced by the reward or punishment he will receive with his behavior. For example, they do not greet an adult because they want or want to express their affection, but because if they don't they will be punished or recriminated. They have low self-esteem because they consider themselves responsible for their successes or failures. The lack of dialogue at home means that children often tend to be a little happy, unhappy, irritable and vulnerable