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Conflicts in the Parent-Child Relationship
Conflicts in parent-child relationships, specifically during early to late adolescence, stems from a difference in expectations with:
• autonomy • responsibility • authority
Parents have a tendency to want their children to slow down and want to keep their authority, while children tend to prefer autonomy.
This can be further explored in:
• mother-daughter relationships
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