A type of thought in which adolescents construct ideal solutions for problems defines _____
A)irreversibility.
B)naïve idealism.
C)the personal fable.
D)conservation.

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Naïve idealism is a type of thought in which adolescents construct ideal solutions for problems that are not necessarily realistic or practical. This type of thinking is often associated with the adolescent's tendency to view the world in black and white, and to have a limited understanding of the complexity of real-world problems. The other answer choices (irreversibility, the personal fable, and conservation) do not relate to this particular type of thought.

A Type of Thought in Which Adolescents Construct Ideal Solutions