Psychologist Judith Smetana suggests that parent-adolescent conflict partly results from the different ways that the parent and the adolescent view the adolescent's autonomy. According to Smetana, parents and adolescents often disagree about who should have authority over certain issues of conflict such as dress preferences, hairstyles, etc. Smetana suggests that in early adolescence, youth are more likely to view these issues of conflict with their parents as a matter of: Group of answer choices