Question

Some believe that teen romantic relationships allow adolescents to learn and practice the skills required for forming good adult relationships. Others believe that the quality of all types of relationships (not just dating relationships) throughout development is what matters. What does research find?

Answer 1

Answer:

All relationships matter

Explanation:

Dating relationships between teenagers are important to allow them to experience an interaction with a person that is not related to them or grew up in the same household as them. A romantic relationship with teenagers allow them to explore the opportunities that they can benefit from in understanding the way other persons think, feel and conduct themselves and what is expected of them in social settings. Having a relationship, inside the home is important for conflict resolution and developing communication skills.

In addition to this, the romantic relationship will give both teenagers an avenue to express their experiences and expectations and go through the learning curve and expectations of a future partner.