It is not until adolescence that we begin to construct a sense of personal identity. The growth of intellectual abilities during adolescence is substantial. Because of this higher level of thinking, they form new ideas of the world and of themselves. As their ability to reason increases, they are able to draw conclusion from less and less information. With their pseudo-sophistication, teens are prone to impulsive and dramatic behaviors.
Early adolescence is a period of transition.
The parent-child relationship changes and not necessarily for the better. No longer the center of their world, no longer needed for advice and guidance, your relationship has shifted. During the teenage years, this relationship is constantly Evolving as the kids edge toward independence. Parents are surprised to find that the great parenting tricks accumulated over the years no longer work. And during this period in their lives, teens and parents bicker a lot, which makes communication difficult.