Parent and adolescent expectancies: Individual and relational significance

Abstract

The authors propose a model of change in parent-adolescent relationships involving recurring violations and realignment of interpersonal expectancies. Recent findings are consistent with this view of gradual dyadic adaptation to individual developmental change.

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