The Decreasing Intensity and Frequency of Conflict Between Parents and Teens

question 50

Multiple Choice

The decreasing intensity and frequency of conflict between parents and teens over the course of adolescence coincides with:

• A) the onset of puberty.
• B) the period when teens are spending less time at home.
• C) a greater level of disclosure between the teen and his/her parent.
• D) a refocusing of conflict on major life issues such as religion and politics.

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