While there is parent–adolescent conflict in every culture, there is less conflict in traditional preindustrial cultures because individualism is not as highly valued, and, therefore, the adolescent is less inclined to seek out independence.

True.

Explanation:

Adolescent may be defined as the transitional stage between the converting of the child into the adult. Different physical, physiological and emotional changes occurs in the individual.

The adolescent suffers from the emotional problem and tries to search his importance in the society. The conflict can occur between the adolescent and parent more in today's world. The less conflict was present in preindustrial culture as the adolescents were not highly valued and did not search for independence.

Thus, the answer is true.