For adolescents in Western societies, quarrels with parents signify a:
A) desire to sever the connection with parents.
B) change to a reciprocal, adult relationship.
C) lack of family loyalty and allegiance.
D) disregard for family harmony.

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Quarrels with parents during adolescence typically mark a transition from a hierarchical, parent-child relationship to a more reciprocal, adult relationship. It is a normal and necessary process for adolescents to establish their own identities and assert their independence, while still maintaining a connection with their families. It does not necessarily indicate a desire to sever the connection with parents, lack of family loyalty, or disregard for family harmony.

For Adolescents in Western Societies, Quarrels with Parents Signify A