One Explanation for the Risk-Taking Peak That Is Observed in Adolescence

Multiple Choice

One explanation for the risk-taking peak that is observed in adolescence is that:

A) adolescents are not aware of the risks associated with certain behaviors.
B) the prefrontal cortex is fully developed years before the limbic system is active.
C) adolescents are relatively higher in sensation seeking and impulsivity than children and adults.
D) None of these statements are true. Risk taking does not peak in adolescence.