Sally Kohn: I think with teenagers though, that when you try to give your teenager some pointers, it's not always the smartest thing to do because they're just not in that mode or they're receiving it the way they would have when they were nine. But there might be some nuance there. She says she has seen her kids overtly ignore advice even while in the presence of a parent. When the parent is not around, they exhibit it.Kohn: There's probably as we've agreed, good evidence that yes, it does, but obviously not to zero. And so, thanks, mom and for your husband, tell him not to give up so quickly if he's