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The mother of a 15-year-old boy tells the nurse that her son is becoming more assertive in conflict situations and wants to get a job. She asks if it is healthy for a 15-year-old to be so independent.

Which of the following is valid information for the nurse to give the mother? A) His behaviors reflect normal growth and development.
B) He is overly independent.
C) It sounds like he is trying to avoid her.
D) Observe him for signs of substance abuse.

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