Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the questions. The transition from child to adult is a hard one for parents to control. While we all want our children to grow up to become happy, healthy, successful adults, the actual process of changing our parenting techniques as our children mature is quite difficult. One of the most difficult transitions is when our teenagers start to pull away from us. Psychologists call the process through which a person achieves a sense of individuality ‘individuation’ and it is a normal and healthy part of adolescence. Teens must separate from their parents so that they can develop their own opinions and establish independence in preparation for adulthood. People who fail to do this end up with emotional and social problems and struggle to lead independent, responsible lives. Unfortunately, when teens individuate, it can feel uncomfortable, and even hurtful to parents. Our teens might establish an identity or opinion that goes against our values. They might bring home friends that we don’t approve of. Our teens may no longer want to share their lives with us the way they did in the past. They might suddenly think they know more than us. Try to remember that this process is normal and healthy. You can feel that the process is frustrating but that your teen is taking the necessary steps to becoming an independent adult. This stage will not last forever, and you will discover a healthy, successful adult on the other side of this transition. Adapted from https://middleearthnj.org/2022/06/13/your-teens-fight-for-independence/ Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

Individuation is an unhealthy process that leads to emotional and social problems.

Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the questions. The transition from child to adult is a…

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Read the following passage and choose the best answer to each of the questions.

The transition from child to adult is a hard one for parents to control. While we all want our children to grow up to become happy, healthy, successful adults, the actual process of changing our parenting techniques as our children mature is quite difficult. One of the most difficult transitions is when our teenagers start to pull away from us.

Psychologists call the process through which a person achieves a sense of individuality ‘individuation’ and it is a normal and healthy part of adolescence. Teens must separate from their parents so that they can develop their own opinions and establish independence in preparation for adulthood. People who fail to do this end up with emotional and social problems and struggle to lead independent, responsible lives.

Unfortunately, when teens individuate, it can feel uncomfortable, and even hurtful to parents. Our teens might establish an identity or opinion that goes against our values. They might bring home friends that we don’t approve of. Our teens may no longer want to share their lives with us the way they did in the past. They might suddenly think they know more than us. Try to remember that this process is normal and healthy. You can feel that the process is frustrating but that your teen is taking the necessary steps to becoming an independent adult. This stage will not last forever, and you will discover a healthy, successful adult on the other side of this transition.

Adapted from https://middleearthnj.org/2022/06/13/your-teens-fight-for-independence/
Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?
A.
When teens individuate; it can be an unenjoyable experience for their parents.
B.
Individuation is an unhealthy process that leads to emotional and social problems.
C.
Teens who fail to separate from their parents find it hard to lead responsible lives.
D.
Teens’ individuation can help teens become a successful and independent adult.
Đáp án: <p>Individuation is an unhealthy process that leads to emotional and social problems.</p>
Lời giải chi tiết:
Điều nào sau đây KHÔNG đúng theo đoạn văn?

A. Khi thanh thiếu niên cá tính; đó có thể là một trải nghiệm không mấy vui vẻ đối với cha mẹ chúng.

B. Cá nhân hóa là một quá trình không lành mạnh dẫn đến các vấn đề về cảm xúc và xã hội.

C. Thanh thiếu niên không tách khỏi cha mẹ sẽ khó sống có trách nhiệm.

D. Sự cá nhân hóa của thanh thiếu niên có thể giúp thanh thiếu niên trở thành một người trưởng thành thành công và độc lập.

Thông tin: Psychologists call the process through which a person achieves a sense of individuality ‘individuation’ and it is a normal and healthy part of adolescence.

(Các nhà tâm lý học gọi quá trình một người đạt được ý thức về cá nhân là “sự cá nhân hóa” và đó là một phần bình thường và lành mạnh của tuổi thiếu niên.)

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