The New Model of Parent-Adolescent Relationship Differs from the Old

question 78

Multiple Choice

The new model of parent-adolescent relationship differs from the old one in that the new model

• A)suggests that the adolescent-parent and adolescent-peer worlds are isolated.
• B)emphasizes that the parents are important support systems and attachment figures.
• C)suggests that intense,stressful parent-adolescent conflict occurs throughout adolescence.
• D)emphasizes that as adolescents mature,they detach themselves from parents.

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