The Burke family has been in counseling with their 14-year-old daughter, who they complain has been "driving them crazy." If you were their counselor, you might remind them that things may calm down during:

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The later teenage years are typically a time of increased autonomy, responsibility, and independence, which can lead to a decrease in parental conflict and adolescent moodiness. This is also when many teenagers begin to focus on plans for their future beyond high school, which can provide a sense of direction and purpose. While puberty and menarche (the onset of menstruation) are important milestones in adolescent development, they do not necessarily correspond with a decrease in family conflict or an improvement in overall mood. Middle adolescence is not a recognized stage of development and is not a valid answer choice.

The Burke Family Has Been in Counseling with Their 14-Year-Old