Remarriages involving adolescent children tend to have:

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Remarriages involving adolescent children tend to have more sustained problems due to the potential for conflict and resistance from the adolescent child towards the new parent and step-siblings. The adjustment period may be longer and more difficult, and it is important for the parents to establish clear boundaries, rules, and communication to address these challenges. The presence of traditional gender roles may or may not be a factor in these situations.

Remarriages Involving Adolescent Children Tend to Have