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How would a personal fable influence a teenager's beliefs about death?   
A) The teen would appeal to a higher power to protect him when he engages in reckless or risky behaviors.   
B) The teen would perceive herself to be vulnerable and would take precautionary and safety measures such as always wearing her helmet when she bikes or skates. 
C) The teen would engage in risky behaviors, such as reckless driving or drug use, because he can't imagine dying.   
D) The teen would write her will and write poems for her family to read after her death.
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Lifespan Development, Canadian Edition

Lifespan Development, Canadian Edition


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