"Many experts credit teens' new attitude to parents' changing priorities. 'This generation of parents places more importance on being involved and in tune with the day-to-day lives of their teens,' [Anna] D'Agrosa said."While teens don't want to be controlled by their parents, they do appreciate their parents' interest and involvement in their lives. Read more at SeattleTimes.com.
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