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Ask the child how he or she feels about that parent, and if they reveal anxieties or fears, think of ways you can reduce those stress factors. This is a teenager we're talking about, there is a possibility that he or she is simply rebelling. However, there may be some deep-rooted issues that the teen has with the parents, and before any progress can be made, those issues have to be addressed. Good Luck!

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