In adolescence, personal identity tends to shift from the _____ self-descriptions that characterize childhood to more _____ self-descriptions.
A)concrete; abstract
B)abstract; concrete
C)fixed; flexible
D)imaginary; realistic

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In adolescence, individuals start to think more abstractly and introspectively. This shift allows them to describe themselves in more complex, abstract terms rather than the simple, concrete terms often used in childhood.

In Adolescence, Personal Identity Tends to Shift from the _____