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Which factor contributes to the sharp rise in suicide from childhood to adolescence?

Which factor contributes to the sharp rise in suicide from childhood to adolescence?
A) belief in the personal fable
B) inability to plan ahead
C) identity foreclosure
D) magical thinking

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