Most conflicts that adolescents have with their parents are about the "big" things in life, such as choosing a mate or career, determining a religious orientation, and making a commitment to a set of social and political values.

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Usually, adolescents do not have much conflict with their parents about core religious, economic, social, and political values, in part because few adolescents form their beliefs about these values so early in life. Instead, adolescents are more likely to have conflicts with parents about daily matters, such as family chores, dating, curfew hours, grades, personal appearance, and eating habits.

Most Conflicts That Adolescents Have with Their Parents Are About