When Twigg Describes the "Gaze of Youth" She Is Referring

When Twigg describes the "gaze of youth" she is referring to

A) the tendency of people to see themselves as younger than they really are, often imagining themselves to be youthful and carefree.
B) how the image of youth is highly valued in society, while an older person's body is seen as imperfect, defective, unattractive, and even distasteful.
C) young people's innocence and lack of experience, which color their perceptions.
D) optimistic attitudes and positive feelings between people who may be quite elderly.