{
  "assessmentTests": {
    "parenting_style": {
      "name": "Parenting Style Test",
      "desc": "12 questions mapping how you balance warmth and structure onto the four research-based parenting styles — Authoritative, Authoritarian, Permissive, and Uninvolved (Baumrind; Maccoby & Martin). A self-reflection snapshot of your default approach, not a judgement of how good a parent you are.",
      "recommendation": "Answer for how you actually tend to parent on an ordinary day, not how you wish you did. There's no 'pass or fail' here — every style has strengths and blind spots, and most parents lean on more than one. Treat the result as a mirror, not a report card.",
      "questions": [
        {
          "question": "I set clear rules and expectations, and I also take time to explain the reasons behind them.",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🙅", "label": "Not at all", "desc": "I rarely pair rules with explanations" },
            { "icon": "🤔", "label": "A little", "desc": "Sometimes, when I have the energy" },
            { "icon": "💫", "label": "Mostly", "desc": "I usually explain the 'why' behind limits" },
            { "icon": "🤝", "label": "Exactly", "desc": "Clear rules plus reasons is my default" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "When my child breaks a rule, obedience matters more to me than hearing their side of it.",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🙅", "label": "Not at all", "desc": "I always want to hear their perspective first" },
            { "icon": "🤔", "label": "A little", "desc": "Depends on the situation" },
            { "icon": "💫", "label": "Mostly", "desc": "Rules are rules — I expect them followed" },
            { "icon": "👮", "label": "Exactly", "desc": "Obedience comes first, discussion later if at all" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "I'd rather keep my child happy and avoid conflict than enforce a limit they're pushing back on.",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🙅", "label": "Not at all", "desc": "I hold the limit even if it's unpopular" },
            { "icon": "🤔", "label": "A little", "desc": "I'll bend on small things" },
            { "icon": "💫", "label": "Mostly", "desc": "I often give in to keep the peace" },
            { "icon": "🎈", "label": "Exactly", "desc": "Their happiness usually wins over the rule" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "Between work, stress, and everything else, I often don't have much left to give to the day-to-day of parenting.",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🙅", "label": "Not at all", "desc": "I'm closely involved in their daily life" },
            { "icon": "🤔", "label": "A little", "desc": "Some days I'm stretched thin" },
            { "icon": "💫", "label": "Mostly", "desc": "I'm often too drained to be hands-on" },
            { "icon": "🌫️", "label": "Exactly", "desc": "I'm rarely able to engage day-to-day" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "I want my child to feel free to disagree with me, and I take their opinions seriously when I make decisions.",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🙅", "label": "Not at all", "desc": "I make the decisions, full stop" },
            { "icon": "🤔", "label": "A little", "desc": "I listen, but I rarely change course" },
            { "icon": "💫", "label": "Mostly", "desc": "Their input genuinely shapes my choices" },
            { "icon": "🤝", "label": "Exactly", "desc": "We decide together — their voice counts" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "I expect things done my way without much negotiation — 'because I said so' is a complete answer.",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🙅", "label": "Not at all", "desc": "I never rely on 'because I said so'" },
            { "icon": "🤔", "label": "A little", "desc": "Occasionally, when I'm worn out" },
            { "icon": "💫", "label": "Mostly", "desc": "I expect compliance without debate" },
            { "icon": "👮", "label": "Exactly", "desc": "My authority isn't up for negotiation" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "I find it hard to say no to my child, and I rarely follow through on consequences I've set.",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🙅", "label": "Not at all", "desc": "I set consequences and stick to them" },
            { "icon": "🤔", "label": "A little", "desc": "I follow through most of the time" },
            { "icon": "💫", "label": "Mostly", "desc": "I often let consequences slide" },
            { "icon": "🎈", "label": "Exactly", "desc": "Saying no and following through is hard for me" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "I tend to let my child sort out their own routines, meals, and problems largely on their own.",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🙅", "label": "Not at all", "desc": "I'm closely involved in guiding their routines" },
            { "icon": "🤔", "label": "A little", "desc": "I step in for the big things" },
            { "icon": "💫", "label": "Mostly", "desc": "They mostly fend for themselves" },
            { "icon": "🌫️", "label": "Exactly", "desc": "They handle their own life with little input from me" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "I balance being warm and affectionate with holding firm, consistent boundaries.",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🙅", "label": "Not at all", "desc": "I lean hard toward one or the other" },
            { "icon": "🤔", "label": "A little", "desc": "I manage the balance some of the time" },
            { "icon": "💫", "label": "Mostly", "desc": "Warm and firm is usually how I show up" },
            { "icon": "🤝", "label": "Exactly", "desc": "Affection plus steady boundaries is my whole approach" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "I believe strict discipline and high standards matter more than a lot of warmth and praise.",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🙅", "label": "Not at all", "desc": "Warmth and encouragement come first for me" },
            { "icon": "🤔", "label": "A little", "desc": "I value both, leaning slightly strict" },
            { "icon": "💫", "label": "Mostly", "desc": "Discipline and standards are my priority" },
            { "icon": "👮", "label": "Exactly", "desc": "High standards matter more than softness" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "I give my child a lot of freedom and few rules, trusting them to figure life out as they go.",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🙅", "label": "Not at all", "desc": "I provide plenty of structure and rules" },
            { "icon": "🤔", "label": "A little", "desc": "I keep a few key rules, otherwise loose" },
            { "icon": "💫", "label": "Mostly", "desc": "Freedom with very few rules is my style" },
            { "icon": "🎈", "label": "Exactly", "desc": "Lots of freedom, almost no rules" }
          ]
        },
        {
          "question": "Honestly, I'm not very tuned in to the details of my child's school, friends, or daily ups and downs.",
          "options": [
            { "icon": "🙅", "label": "Not at all", "desc": "I'm very tuned in to their daily world" },
            { "icon": "🤔", "label": "A little", "desc": "I catch the highlights but miss details" },
            { "icon": "💫", "label": "Mostly", "desc": "I'm fairly disconnected from the day-to-day" },
            { "icon": "🌫️", "label": "Exactly", "desc": "I'm largely out of the loop on their life" }
          ]
        }
      ],
      "results": {
        "authoritative": {
          "name": "The Authoritative Parent",
          "desc": "Your answers point to an Authoritative style — the warm-and-firm approach that pairs high affection with clear, consistent structure. You set rules and expectations, but you also explain the reasons, listen to your child's perspective, and let it genuinely shape your decisions. You can hold a limit without withdrawing your warmth, and you treat your child as a person whose voice counts. Decades of research link this balance to strong outcomes — confident, self-regulated, securely attached kids. This is a self-reflection snapshot of your default approach, not a verdict on your parenting.",
          "recommendation": "Your gift is the rare blend of warmth and structure that helps kids feel both safe and respected. The growth edge is staying consistent when you're tired or stressed, since warm-and-firm takes more energy than either extreme. Protect your own bandwidth so you can keep showing up this way, and remember that no single day defines the pattern — it's the overall climate of warmth plus reliable limits that does the work."
        },
        "authoritarian": {
          "name": "The Authoritarian Parent",
          "desc": "Your answers point to an Authoritarian style — high on structure and standards, lighter on warmth and negotiation. You value discipline, clear expectations, and obedience, and 'because I said so' can feel like a complete answer when you're stretched. There's real strength here: children of structured parents often know exactly where the lines are and develop discipline. The trade-off the research highlights is that when high control isn't matched with warmth and explanation, kids can comply outwardly while feeling less safe to disagree or open up. This is a mirror of your default approach, not a judgement of how much you love your child.",
          "recommendation": "Your gift is clarity and consistency — kids rarely have to guess where they stand with you. The growth edge is adding warmth and the 'why' to the rules, since the same boundaries land very differently when a child feels heard alongside them. Try explaining the reason behind a limit and inviting their perspective even when the rule itself doesn't change — it keeps the structure while building the trust that lets them come to you."
        },
        "permissive": {
          "name": "The Permissive Parent",
          "desc": "Your answers point to a Permissive style — high on warmth and responsiveness, lighter on limits and follow-through. You're affectionate, you hate conflict with your child, and you'd often rather keep them happy than enforce a boundary they're pushing against. That warmth is a genuine gift, and your child likely feels deeply loved and close to you. The trade-off the research flags is that when warmth isn't paired with consistent structure, kids can struggle with self-regulation, limits, and frustration tolerance. This is a snapshot of your default approach, not a measure of how caring a parent you are.",
          "recommendation": "Your gift is warmth and closeness — your child knows they're loved and that you're on their side. The growth edge is letting structure stand alongside the affection, since clear, consistent limits actually help kids feel safer, not less loved. Pick a few boundaries that matter most and practise following through calmly, even through the pushback — you can hold the limit and the warmth at the same time."
        },
        "uninvolved": {
          "name": "The Uninvolved Parent",
          "desc": "Your answers point to an Uninvolved style — lower on both warmth and structure, often because life has you stretched thin rather than because you don't care. Between work, stress, and everything else, you may have little left for the day-to-day, so your child handles a lot on their own. Sometimes this grows independent, resilient kids. But the research is clear that children also need engaged warmth and reliable structure to thrive, and a parent running on empty can't provide what isn't there. This is a compassionate snapshot of where your bandwidth is right now, not a label or a judgement of your worth as a parent.",
          "recommendation": "If this result stings, read it as information, not indictment — uninvolved patterns are very often about depletion, not indifference. The most useful first step is rarely 'do more parenting'; it's protecting even a small amount of energy and presence. Start with one consistent point of connection a day — a meal, a bedtime check-in, a real question about their world — and, if you can, lean on support so you're not carrying it alone. Small, reliable presence rebuilds more than you'd expect."
        }
      },
      "retakePrompt": {
        "lastResult": "Last time, your parenting style came out as {{archetype}}.",
        "evolvedHint": "Parenting style isn't fixed — it shifts with your stress levels, your child's age, and what each season of family life demands. If a different style surfaces on a retake, it usually just reflects where your warmth and structure are landing right now.",
        "retakeButton": "Take the test again"
      }
    }
  },
  "testNames": { "parenting-style": "Parenting Style Test" }
}