Multiple Choice
While teens and adults seem to make decisions using a similar process, the outcomes are often different. Why is this so?
A) because of the way adolescents weigh the desirability of different consequences
B) because adults do not take risks as often as adolescents
C) because adolescents do not appreciate all of the options available to them
D) because adults have greater frontal lobe maturity
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