CFD 1010 Lecture 38: The Role of Culture
12 Feb 2019
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It is rare for parents and adolescents in traditional cultures to engage in frequent bickering. Which is typical of parent adolescent relationships in the american majority culture: low parent-adolescent conflict in traditional cultures is due to: the economic interdependence of parents and adolescents in those cultures. The quest for a unique identity begins. It is a normal and natural aspect of the adolescents" developmental process to. Challenge established rules and boundaries: parents must make adjustments to allow for. Encouraging adolescents quest to understand who they are. The launching of young adults: most american adolescents leave home between the ages of 18 and 19. Several years earlier than in most other countries: family structure has the strongest effect on the timing of leaving home. Male adolescents living with a single parent are more than five times more likely to leave home early. Female adolescents living with a single parent twice as likely, to leave home early.
