Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the implementation of school closure policies has resulted in parents and children cohabitating in confined environments for extended durations. Consequently, the prevalence of intergenerational conflicts has been on the rise. Consequently, I’m curious to know if this cohabitation is a contributing factor to intergenerational conflicts.

Hello. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the implementation of school closure policies has resulted in parents and children cohabitating in confined environments for extended durations. Consequently, the prevalence of intergenerational conflicts has been on the rise. Consequently, I'm curious to know if this cohabitation is a contributing factor to intergenerational conflicts.