Working-class and low-income families, along with families in rural areas of many countries, are more likely to practice a(n) parenting style.

authoritarian

Explanation:

While this is not a rule, working-class, low-income people along with people living in rural areas are more likely to develop an authoritarian parenting style. Because these people, because they have a more difficult standard of living and have little access to culture, leisure and education, develop rougher and impatient behaviors, this makes them behave in a controlling, authoritarian and reclusive manner with their children. .

The authoritarian parenting style is one in which parents give their children little freedom, require all orders to be followed without question, and impose harsh punishments when their children's behavior does not fit the standard set by their parents.