Young teenagers are convinced that they are the object of everyone else's attention and concern. This feature of adolescent thought is called
A) propositional reasoning.
B) the imaginary audience.
C) the personal fable.
D) rule assessment.

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The imaginary audience is the feature of adolescent thought where young teenagers are convinced that they are the object of everyone else's attention and concern. This can result in self-consciousness and a desire to conform to perceived social norms.

Young Teenagers Are Convinced That They Are the Object of Everyone