When Sixteen-Year-Old Melissa Drives, She Often Speeds and Takes Corners

When sixteen-year-old Melissa drives, she often speeds and takes corners wildly. So Melissa's mother is concerned about letting her drive herself to school. Melissa's mother has even commented that it's as if she thinks she's invincible. What could be the most logical explanation for Melissa's behavior?

A) Melissa is exhibiting the personal fable.
B) Melissa is experiencing the imaginary audience.
C) Melissa's overactive prefrontal cortex won't allow her to perceive danger.
D) Melissa is displaying teenage rebellion and should have to take the bus to school.