The self-consciousness and egocentrism common in early adolescence is likely to result in experiences of

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Early adolescence is marked by a heightened self-consciousness and preoccupation with one's own thoughts and feelings, as well as a tendency to view the world from one's own perspective (egocentrism). These factors can contribute to feelings of isolation and alienation. Choice A is incorrect because formal operational reasoning typically develops later in adolescence. Choice C is possible but not necessarily a given, as social support can vary for individuals. Choice D may be a factor in some cases, but the question is asking for the most likely result of self-consciousness and egocentrism in early adolescence.

The Self-Consciousness and Egocentrism Common in Early Adolescence Is Likely