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Which of the following statements is true about parent–child relationships in adolescence? 
A)   Studies show a decrease in parent–child conflict after puberty ends. 
B)   Psychological distancing may contribute to a rise in family tensions.
C)   Parent–son conflict tends to be more intense than parent–daughter conflict. 
D)   Parent–daughter conflict is more evident in countries where gender-role values are more traditional.
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Child Development


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Very nice of you to have taken the time to answer my question.
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Mark as solved, don't forget Slight Smile
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