Ron thinks he is more unique and admired than other adolescents his age, and is certain that everyone is paying attention to his every action. It appears that he has started to experience adolescent _____.
A) modesty
B) moral reasoning
C) egocentrism
D) logic

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Ron's belief that everyone is paying attention to him and his perception of being more unique and admired than his peers is a common characteristic of adolescent egocentrism, where an individual assumes that they are the center of attention and the world revolves around them. Modesty, moral reasoning, and logic are all important cognitive developments during adolescence but do not relate to Ron's behavior as described in the scenario.

Ron Thinks He Is More Unique and Admired Than Other