41.  In the uninvolved parenting style, the parent is indifferent, distant, and neglectful.  The parent does not initiate quality time with the child because they are too busy working long hours, or depressed, or have an substance abuse problem.  They do not show interest in being part of the child's development and they do not respond to the child's emotional, social, and mental needs.  In some cases, the parent may meet the child's basic needs but neglect areas, such as nurturing and bonding with the child.  Children who grow up in these unhealthy environments become emotionally withdrawn, anxious, fearful, perform very poorly in school, distracted, and at risk of getting involved in risky behavior.