The bidirectional nature of hostile parenting behaviors and hostile adolescent behaviors results in: a. an escalation of these behaviors.
b. relationship stability.
c. a reduction of influence on each other.
d. none of these.

Option B

Explanation:

In simple words, bidirectional parenting refers to the parenting style under which children's and parents interact and communicate with each other at the maximum level and be responsive towards each others problems and issues.

  This type of parenting style is harder to implements from the side of parents but is realized to have positive impacts on the relationships such as long term stability and affection on both sides.