The Effects of Parental Favoritism

As parents, they say we’re not allowed to have a favorite child. We want each of our children to have the same opportunity for success, and to feel just as loved. But favoritism may come more naturally than we want to believe. And the question is: how does it affect our kids in the long run? Dr. Linda Weinberger and Dr. Shoba Sreenivasan join us from the University of Southern California to discuss this further.