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Would the question,

What are the criteria of being a good parent?

And

What are the criteria of being a poor parent?

have answers that are mutually exclusive?

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I think the answers might be different, but I have to say that I don't feel "What are the criteria of being a poor parent?" is a constructive question.

If they are seen as distinct questions, then the only purpose I could see for the "poor parent" question would be for ways to label or judge parents negatively. This isn't constructive, whereas the "good parent" version can be construed as a means of setting goals.

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  • I suspect I'd vote to close either way of wording. Too subjective, too local.
    – cabbey
    Jan 20 '12 at 20:54

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