Which of the following is true of occupational roles in adolescence?
A) They are patterns of behavior that parents identify for teens to offer guidance about expected behaviors and responsibilities in specific defined situations.
B) Occupational roles are consistent across cultures, with similarity in roles based on age group rather than culture.
C) Occupational roles may overlap, and role conflicts often become stressors for typical teens.
D) Occupational role is another term for career aspirations, as teens model the dress and behavior of people who are successful in their desired career.

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Occupational roles in adolescence may include responsibilities at home, in school, and in part-time jobs. These roles may overlap, causing conflicts and stress for teens trying to balance multiple responsibilities. While A, B, and D touch on aspects of adolescent occupational roles, they do not encompass the complexity and challenges that come with juggling multiple roles during this stage of development.

Which of the Following Is True of Occupational Roles in Adolescence