Adolescents are more likely than children to measure their world against abstract concepts such as fairness and justice and to propose ways to improve it,reflecting their greater ability to

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Adolescents' ability to think hypothetically allows them to consider possibilities and potential outcomes, and to imagine ways to improve the world around them. This is a key feature of their cognitive development during this stage of life. Choices A, B, and D refer to cognitive abilities that are also important for adolescents, but they are not necessarily directly related to their greater inclination towards abstract thinking and social justice.

Adolescents Are More Likely Than Children to Measure Their World