Social Studies, 04.04.2020 08:44, CJunc95801

Mark is a 14-year-old teenager who lives with his parents. Over the last 2 years, Mark and his parents have been in arguments almost every day. These arguments are usually about Mark watching too much TV, not cleaning his room, or not helping with daily chores in the house. Mark always finds excuses to avoid doing any chores. At times, the arguments get heated quickly, and as a result, Mark gets grounded for a few days. In view of these intense parent-adolescent conflicts between Mark and his parents and the research studies conducted in similar fields, which of the following is most likely to occur

A) Mark will move out of the house.
B) Mark will show significant improvement in academics.
C) Mark will have better career and financial competence in the future.
D) Mark will start attending religious services regularly.

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