Question

How does Dr. Pickhardt's advice for parents change as teenagers progress through the later stages of rebellion? Question 4 options: As teenagers get older, parents should help them avoid more serious negative consequences. As teenagers get older, parents should exert more and more control. As teenagers get older, parents should let natural consequences occur. As teenagers get older, parents should publicly correct their behavior so they will not do it again.

Answer 1

In later stages of rebellion, parents should help teenagers avoid serious negative consequences and allow them to face the natural consequences of their choices.

Step-by-step explanation:

In later stages of rebellion, Dr. Pickhardt advises parents to help their teenagers avoid more serious negative consequences.

As teenagers get older, they need to learn from their experiences and the natural consequences of their actions.

Parents should guide and support their teenagers, but also allow them to face the consequences of their choices.