The temple in the photo above, Angkor Wat in Cambodia, is an example of architecture.

classical style of Khmer architecture

Explanation:

Tamil rulers did not build Angkor Wat. However, it was built under Tamil (Chola) rule. Suryavarman II built the Angkor Wat. It was during the reign of Kulothunga I (Rajendra Chola's son) that Suryavarman II ascended the throne in Cambodia.

Angkor Wat is the prime example of the classical style of Khmer architecture—the Angkor Wat style—to which it has given its name. By the 12th century Khmer architects had become skilled and confident in the use of sandstone (rather than brick or laterite) as the main building material.

Cambodian architecture has become synonymous with Khmer architecture and more precisely to the iconic constructions of Angkor temples during the growth and peak of Khmer Empire. The architecture and construction field in Cambodia is a main priority and a basic foundation of social development.

The answer to the question is "Pragmatic realism"

Explanation:

Parenting is often measured by principles adopted by parents which include behavioral complex  in influencing the lives of their children and social functioning.

Positive parenting is associated with show of empathy, love, correction towards their children. This serves to lower risk of depression among children and overall boost their self confidence. Negative parenting is  associated with show of negligence, lack of care, abusive by parents towards their children.

Pragmatic Realism is the varied experiences which include both positive and negative challenges of parenting.

Pragmatic realism, in this context, explains how parents go about dealing with experiences of positive or negative parenting. It doesn't just stop on how to deal with the situation alone, but pragmatic realism focuses also on addressing situations logically.