The improvements in organizational strategies seen in adolescence include
A) increasing use of mnemonic devices.
B) thinking concretely instead of abstractly.
C) focusing on the here and now instead of on many possibilities.
D) considering issues from one side instead of many sides.

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Adolescents typically improve in their use of mnemonic devices as they develop more complex and organized thinking strategies. Choices B, C, and D are actually characteristics of less mature thinking and are not indicative of improved organizational strategies.

The Improvements in Organizational Strategies Seen in Adolescence Include