Adolescent Thinking Can Be Distinguished from the Thinking of Children

question 77

Multiple Choice

Adolescent thinking can be distinguished from the thinking of children in several respects. All of these differences stem from improvement(s) in _____ during adolescence.

• A) abstract logical reasoning
• B) personal life experiences
• C) synaptic pruning
• D) autonomy and personal responsibility

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