Parent-Teen Conflict Tends to Reach Its Peak

Multiple Choice

Parent-teen conflict tends to reach its peak:

A) in late adolescence, as the teen is about to leave home for the first time.
B) in the middle of puberty, when hormonal changes are at their height.
C) in late elementary school, when parents realize their child is growing up.
D) during the early twenties, after a child has left home.