After reading G. Stanley Hall's groundbreaking book called Adolescence (1904), a parent would be most likely to believe that the teen years

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G. Stanley Hall believed that adolescence was a time of storm and stress, characterized by emotional turmoil, rebellion, and conflicts with parents and authority figures. He argued that this was a necessary and natural stage of development through which all individuals must pass on their way to becoming mature and responsible adults.

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