According to the text, what are the classic behaviors of a parent who practices parental alienation? The parent refuses or makes it difficult to p...

According to the text, what are the classic behaviors of a parent who practices parental alienation?

The parent refuses or makes it difficult to pass phone calls to the children.
The parent organizes several activities with the children during the period when the other parent should exercise their visitation rights.
The parent presents the new spouse to the children as their 'new mother' or 'new father'.
The parent intercepts letters and packages sent to the children by the other parent.
The parent devalues and insults the other parent in the presence of the children.
The parent refuses information to the other parent about the children's activities.
The parent speaks rudely about the other parent's new spouse.
The parent prevents the other parent from exercising their visitation rights.
The parent simulates forgetting to notify the other parent of important commitments (dentists, doctors, psychologists).
The parent involves close people (their mother, their new spouse) in the 'brainwashing' of the children.
The parent makes important decisions about the children without consulting the other parent.
The parent tries to change the children's names or surnames.
The parent prevents the other parent from accessing the children's school or medical information.
The parent goes on vacation without the children and leaves them with other people who are not the other parent, even if they are available and want to take care of them.
The parent speaks to the children that the gifts from the other parent are inadequate and ugly and prohibits them from using them.
The parent threatens to punish the children if they call, write, or communicate with the other parent in any way.
The parent blames the other parent for the children's misbehavior.