Public Attitudes About Adolescence

question 51

Multiple Choice

Public attitudes about adolescence

• A) emerge from a combination of personal experience and media portrayals.
• B) reflect an objective picture of how normal adolescents develop.
• C) portray today's adolescents as less troubled, less self-centered, less assertive, and less adventurous than in the past.
• D) paint an unrealistically positive picture of adolescents.

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