The Most Common Outcome Of-Parent/child Conflicts in Adolescence Is

question 5

Multiple Choice

The most common outcome of-parent/child conflicts in adolescence is

• A) a loss of status in family affairs for the quarrelsome adolescent
• B) a serious undermining of parent/child attachments
• C) an evening out of status in family affairs so that parents and adolescents are on a more equal footing
• D) a loss of adolescent self-esteem and an increase in delinquent behaviors

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