How long does the rebellious period of adolescence usually last?

When children reach puberty, they may show changes in personality, and an obedient child may become rebellious. Rebellion is something that many parents do not want to see, because they are used to having their children listen to them, and what they say is what it is, and the children cannot resist. Adolescence is actually a process for teenagers to find themselves. If they can face this matter correctly, the child's personality development will have a positive change. So, how long does a child’s rebellious period usually last?

1. What is the age from which the rebellious period usually ends?

In my opinion, there is no clear time limit for a person’s rebellious period, and generally emotions of one kind or another will appear as an event develops.

However, according to expert research, a person generally has three rebellious periods in his life. The rebellious behavior that appears at the age of two is the first rebellious stage of life, which is called the baby rebellious period; at around the age of seven, the second rebellious period of life begins, which is called the child rebellious period; around the age of 12-18, it is the third rebellious period of life, which is the most common and well-known teenage rebellious period. Different rebellious periods have different personality development and psychological and physiological development characteristics, and parents' coping methods should also be different.

2. What characteristics do people in the rebellious period show?

1. The rebellious period is characterized by the fact that children are most likely to rebel when they are fourteen or fifteen years old, and this stage is also the peak stage of the rebellious period.

2. In terms of gender, the rebellious period is manifested in that boys are more rebellious than girls.

3. Children in their rebellious period generally do not care about the consequences when doing things, but they will regret it when they reach the rebellious stage. Some children even do a lot of extreme things during their rebellious period, and they cannot make up for it when they regret it later.

4. Children in their rebellious period always like to confront their parents and teachers. They don’t listen to what their parents say and are disgusted by what their teachers say. They often like to go against their parents and teachers and do things that go against their wishes.

5. Most of the children in their rebellious period are those with poor academic performance. Students with poor academic performance are more likely to do crazy things during their rebellious period, while those who study well will not show excessive rebelliousness.