The "terrible twos" are an indication of
A) insecure attachment.
B) self-awareness.
C) negative identity.
D) parental insensitivity.

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The "terrible twos" typically occur around the age of two when a child becomes more self-aware and wants to assert their independence. This can lead to tantrums and other challenging behavior, but it is a normal part of development and not necessarily indicative of attachment issues, negative identity, or parental insensitivity.

The "Terrible Twos" Are an Indication of