Research on adolescents' emotions and relationships with their families indicates that
a. both males and females report that they disagree with their parents about social values and politics.
b. adolescent males report more feelings of shame and fear, whereas adolescent females report more sadness.
c. adolescent females are more likely than adolescent males to talk about their emotional experiences.
d. both adolescent females and males experience intense emotions and are generally reluctant to express them.
Question 2
Chapter 4 discussed several studies on how teenagers feel about their parents. The results of these studies indicate that
a. the majority of both females and males report that they frequently argue with their parents.
b. females felt closer to their mothers than to their fathers.
c. younger females felt alienated from their parents, but older females felt close to their parents.
d. although females agree with their parents on minor issues, they often disagree on major issues like religion and politics.
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