Ginny's Son, Bill, Is Almost 13

Multiple Choice

Ginny's son, Bill, is almost 13. Ginny has always enjoyed a good relationship with Bill, but after hearing horror stories from other parents about their teenaged children, she is worried that once Bill becomes a teenager, their relationship will deteriorate and he will become impossible to handle. According to psychological research, Ginny and Bill's relationship during adolescence will most likely:

A) be marked by extreme and frequent disagreements and conflicts throughout adolescence.
B) improve during early adolescence and deteriorate during late adolescence as Bill becomes more rebellious.
C) rapidly deteriorate.
D) continue to be good throughout adolescence, since their relationship was good during childhood.