Multiple Choice
When dealing with the personal fable, adolescents are concerned about the opinions of others because
A) others' evaluations have real consequences in terms of self-esteem, peer acceptance, and social support.
B) such opinions help them transition smoothly from adolescence to adulthood.
C) they lack the ability to think independently and are unable to develop opinions of their own.
D) they do not trust their own opinions or judgments.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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