Of the following, which factors contribute to the sharp rise in suicide from childhood to adolescence?

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The option B explains that the improved ability to plan ahead, combined with learned helplessness, is a factor that contributes to the sharp rise in suicide from childhood to adolescence. This means that with an increased ability to plan, adolescents may more easily envision and carry out suicide plans. Additionally, if they feel that they cannot control their environment or circumstances, they may feel helpless and see suicide as the only option. The other options do not fully explain the rise in suicide rates during adolescence.

Of the Following, Which Factors Contribute to the Sharp Rise