The belief that unless one's number is up, one cannot be harmed by things that would hurt someone else is referred to as _____.
A) the invincibility fable
B) the personal fable
C) the imaginary audience
D) deductive reasoning

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The invincibility fable is a belief often held by adolescents and young adults that they are invincible and cannot be harmed by things that would normally hurt others. This cognitive bias is part of their development process, where they feel unique and protected from harm.

The Belief That Unless One's Number Is Up, One Cannot