Of the Following, Which Factors Contribute to the Sharp Rise

question 51

Multiple Choice

Of the following, which factors contribute to the sharp rise in suicide from childhood to adolescence?

• A) adolescent impulsiveness and teenagers' stormy nature
• B) improved ability to plan ahead and learned helplessness
• C) increased emotional distance from parents and high SES
• D) teenagers' inability to think about the future

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