Rebellion in Adolscence

How do most parents feel about teen rebellion?

• that it is both natural and harmless

• it makes their job as parents even more difficult

• they just sing "let it go, let it goooo"

• they think it's over dramatic

Which of the following is NOT a potential risk of teen rebellion.

• Parents and family can get physically injured when teens lose focus.

• Teens can harm themselves because they are more reckless than before

• Teens start to reject their past interests and hobbies

True independence will be finally gained when...

• when they reach their mid twenties their biological maturity will kick in

• when they feel enough social pressure from their friends to grow up

• when the person finally decides to change for their own personal growth

During early adolsecence,

• children rebellion because they want to appear more grown

• rebellion can be stopped early if the right discipline is applied

• rebellion is caused by their desire to impress their friends

What is the best way to deal with mid adolescent rebellion?

• ignore it completely

• supporting and giving teens positive advice

• letting them learn the hard way from their mistakes

High school rebellion...

• teens take bigger risks and steps toward independence

• teens start to apply their lessons they learned in early adolscence

• is really less dangerous than people think

Which of the following is NOT an example of trial independence?

• a teen is late to school because the bus driver made a wrong turn

• a teen failed his tests because he didn't want to take time away from his games to study

• a teen calls off from their job because he gets invited to a party

What are the two forms of rebellion?

• Healthy and unhealthy

• Positive and Indifferent

• Influential and Detrimental

The definition of rebellion is:

• behavior that deliberately opposes the ruling norms or powers that be

• behavior that unintentionally disobeys the powers that be and ruling norms

• behavior that deliberately seeks approval from adults

The teens who feel the least need to rebel are the ones who...

• are accepted by their parents no matter the poor decisions they make.

• are accepted and supported by their peers for their poor choices.

• are supported by their parents when they face challenges and don't see a need to "transform"