Brazilian adolescent boys who feel invulnerable, and, therefore, engage in risky behaviour such as riding the roofs of high-speed trains are exhibiting

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The personal fable is the belief that one is unique and therefore invulnerable, which can lead to risky behaviors without considering the consequences. This is a common cognitive distortion during adolescence, which makes choice C the most appropriate. Formal operational thought disorder refers to a lack of ability to think abstractly, while adolescent egocentrism and imaginary audience involve the belief that others are always thinking about oneself, which is not directly related to this situation.

Brazilian Adolescent Boys Who Feel Invulnerable, And, Therefore, Engage in Risky