Large-scale surveys show that the vast majority of adolescents:
A) Rely on their parents for advice, support, and emotional intimacy
B) Experience significant conflict with one or both parents during the teenage years
C) Tend to seek advice from peers concerning how to deal with family conflict
D) Discuss their worries with a grandparent rather than their parents

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Although conflict is common in adolescence, large-scale surveys consistently show that the majority of adolescents rely on their parents for advice, support, and emotional intimacy. Peers may be consulted for advice on certain issues, but parents remain a primary source of guidance and support for most teenagers. Discussing worries with a grandparent may happen in some cases, but it is not the norm for the vast majority of adolescents.

Large-Scale Surveys Show That the Vast Majority of Adolescents