Which sets of ambiguities are introduced by cognitive development of formal thought in the adolescent?
A)Systemized thinking process to solve problems appropriately versus response to stimuli
B)Systemized thinking process to solve problems appropriately versus unrestrained theorizing
C)Extreme self-analysis versus concern about reactions of others
D)Response to stimuli versus interpretations of observations

Question

Which sets of ambiguities are introduced by cognitive development of formal thought in the adolescent?
A)​Systemized thinking process to solve problems appropriately versus response to stimuli
B)​Systemized thinking process to solve problems appropriately versus unrestrained theorizing
C)​Extreme self-analysis versus concern about reactions of others
D)​Response to stimuli versus interpretations of observations

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The development of formal thought in adolescents can introduce the ambiguity of unrestrained theorizing, where they may generate many hypotheses and possibilities without fully considering evidence or logical coherence. This contrasts with more systemized thinking processes to solve problems appropriately. The other answer options do not relate specifically to the introduction of ambiguities with formal thought development.

Which Sets of Ambiguities Are Introduced by Cognitive Development of Formal