Reggie, 16, gets into a lot of arguments with his parents. Going by what is generally observed about parent-adolescent conflict, it is likely that most of the arguments center around.

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Khalil Obrien

8 May, 06:08

Reggie, 16, gets into a lot of arguments with his parents. Going by what is generally observed about parent-adolescent conflict, it is likely that most of the arguments center around.

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Corey Mullen · Answer 1

everyday events of family life.

Explanation:

When children reach the age of adolescence, discussions become more frequent and intense and family life more complicated.

There is an increase in parental-filial conflicts during adolescence, as a consequence of understanding the social and family system differently.