According to Elkind, Notions of the Imaginary Audience and the Personal

Multiple Choice

According to Elkind, notions of the imaginary audience and the personal fable are

A) linked with the emergence of the ability to take an outsider's perspective.
B) formally taught because they are necessary to get ahead in life.
C) unrelated to specific social experiences.
D) characteristics of immature thinking that continue into adulthood.