Dudley, 15, is pushing to make his own decisions on what he studies in school, what he wears, how late he stays out of the house, and so on. he gets angry and rebellious if he is not allowed complete control of his life. as a family counselor, you would recommend that dudley's parents react to his bid for autonomy by

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Sienna Carr

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5 March, 22:29

Dudley, 15, is pushing to make his own decisions on what he studies in school, what he wears, how late he stays out of the house, and so on. he gets angry and rebellious if he is not allowed complete control of his life. as a family counselor, you would recommend that dudley's parents react to his bid for autonomy by

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Francesca Stanton · Answer 1

Dudleys parents should have a talk with him and so should you. You should also hear his side of the story and how he feels. From there compromise can be made and rules can be set