Which question is an adolescent capable of solving that a school-age child cannot?
A) Can a person love each person in his or her family equally?
B) Can you put all the balls in three bins or just two bins?
C) Can you divide a container of ice cream into seven equal bowls?
D) How long will it take to clean out the garage?

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A school-age child may not have developed the psychological and emotional maturity to fully conceptualize and explore the complexities of familial relationships and emotions, whereas an adolescent may have more life experiences and cognitive abilities to do so.

Which Question Is an Adolescent Capable of Solving That a School-Age