Author Question: A friend of yours has a child who is about to enter her teenage years. She shares with you that she ... (Read 175 times)

Zulu123 · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

A friend of yours has a child who is about to enter her teenage years. She shares with you that she worries about how their relationship is going to change. I know that most teenagers have a mighty struggle during adolescence, and I'm sure she's going to just hate me Provide advice to your friend by describing the reality of this time of child-parent interactions.

What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

The _______________ theory of aging suggests that the body, much like any machine, gradually deteriorates over time and eventually breaks down.

Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

mrphibs · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

The text describes the notion of storm and stress as being vastly overstated. Evidence to support a more positive view of teens includes the fact that most teens admire/love their parents and rely on them for advice, embracing their parents' values. In addition, most teens have relatively high levels of self-esteem across a variety of domains.

Students may also describe how teenagers' relationships with their parents do change, including an increase of independence and autonomy for the adolescent, a shift to a more egalitarian relationship, and a recognition that there may be fewer outward expressions of affection. Parents should also expect to spend less time with their adolescents during these years, as time spent with peers increases.

Answer to Question 2

wear-and-tear