Psychologist, parent, and child. Read the following excerpt from the text:
4.
"Just because they won'theed what parents say and want at the moment doesn't mean that
reference isn't worth giving. Since rebellion is often reinforced by messages from peers,
parents should keep getting their message in there. The son or daughter who ignored that
direction today may decide to follow it tomorrow. Why? Because young people know that is
their parents and not their peers who ultimately have their best interests at heart."
What is the author's purpose in writing this paragraph?
A. To persuade parents to allow their children to continue in rebellion
B. To inform peers to continue to support their friends in rebelling
C. To persuade parents to continue to make statements about growth and change to
their children while in stages of rebellion
D. To inform parents of the consequences of supporting children through rebellion
No