In a parent–child conflict, there are two elements that are central to understand conflict:
a. the power of tantrums: the age of child.
b. the developmental level of child; the power of parents.
c. the developmental level of parents; the power of parents.
d. the age of child; the developmental level of parents.
b. the developmental level of child; the power of parents.
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a. management b. power c. conflict d. aggression
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a. true b. false
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Fill in the blanks with correct word
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a. QR codes b. Reader eye movement c. Gestalt Theory d. Symmetry