What is the Meaning & Definition of rebelling

Rebel means to rise in revolt against the due obedience, i.e. the revolt will involve a State in which who rebels manifests itself actively against the postulates, principles, or orders issued by the authority effective or competent. On many occasions that rebelling against authority cannot be built on fervent beliefs but any coherence, i.e. who decides to rebel does that in any way respect by a purely child attitude, since in reality, the standard against which it is rebelling is being consistent and not unwelcome. I.e. a parent imposes on his youngest son age back hours at night, however this does not observe it and ends up arriving two hours later than the time stipulated by the father.
Obviously, the father, to failure to comply with the standard will decide exemplary punishing his son and then prohibited from leaving during two days in a row, however, the boy rebels and despite the directive's father, comes out, returning again later. Of course that in this case it's an inopportune rebellion.
On the other hand, when someone rebels against an injustice that causes ailments and problems to most of society or community be a rebellion with just cause and will not be deserving of punishment and repression.

Rebelling against authority turns out to be a typically immature behavior, why is that rebellion is mostly associated with the stage of adolescence, time of life in which produced major internal changes, i.e., we know that we are larger and therefore we want to to this recognition and respect and we want to do things more great sometimes and then , when parents set limits is that attitudes or rebellious behavior that we mentioned emerging.