Synopsis

The 1960s marked a significant shift in how we understood child-rearing. The authoritative household of that era has gradually yielded to the negotiating family of today. Parents are no longer the unquestioned authority figures within the home; children have increasingly gained agency and responsibility over their own upbringing. This change in perspective is often cited as the primary cause of a rebellious attitude among young people. But is this truly the case? What are the current adolescents