Sharleen Believes She Is Unlike Anyone Else and Is Invulnerable

Multiple Choice

Sharleen believes she is unlike anyone else and is invulnerable. When she is having a crisis and her parents try to talk to her, Sharleen says, "You can't possibly understand what I'm going through!" This reflects which aspect of adolescent cognitive development?

A) imaginary audience
B) formal operations
C) deductive reasoning
D) personal fable
E) role diffusion