Question 1
Anne participates in a study in which she is asked "how much" statements, such as "I'm very good at schoolwork" and "I find it very easy to make friends" apply to her. The study involves measuring
◦ perspective-taking.
◦ stranger anxiety.
◦ self-esteem.
◦ ethnic identity.
Question 2
Are parent-child relationships in adolescence always positive?
◦ Yes - adolescents rarely have disagreements with their parents since they usually share the same tastes, desires, and values.
◦ Yes - as teens grow older they spend less time with their parents reduces negative interactions between the parents and adolescents.
◦ No - for a majority of families parent-child conflicts in adolescence are serious and associated with behavior problems.
◦ No - parents of adolescents sometimes fear that arguments over personal choices (like attire or hairstyle) reflect much more fundamental disagreements about values.
Family interactions change in response to the developing child, and parenting characteristics, such ...
A positive feedback loop.
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