Jason, a late-maturing boy, is likely to __________.
A) be viewed by both adults and peers as self-confident
B) report more psychological stress than early-maturing boys
C) experience transient emotional difficulties
D) be involved in more problem behaviors than early-maturing boys
Question 2
Ann-Marie is having frequent disagreements with her teenage daughter. You can let her know that by late adolescence, __________.
A) only a small minority of families experience continuing friction
B) most parentdaughter conflicts continue and intensify
C) adolescents typically display more angry behaviors
D) teenagers and parents use fewer positive problem-solving techniques
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