Why is adolescence considered a transitional age?

A teenager is no longer a child. He will acquire a certain set of rights and obligations. But he cannot be called an adult either. He does not have the independence that all adults have. The transitional age can be called a critical point in the life of every person. During this period, a breakdown in the children’s worldview occurs, the young man identifies himself as an independent person with needs and peculiar views on the surrounding reality. Conflicts often arise with other adults.