Sixteen-year-old Solomon seems unable to make any decisions, from what outfit to wear to which classes he wants to take next year. His mother should
A) just make the decisions for him until he snaps out of this phase.
B) model good decision-making skills, but refrain from making decisions for him.
C) know that this phase will eventually pass, and that she should just wait patiently until it does.
D) provide him with more opportunities to make decisions.

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Modeling good decision-making skills can help Solomon learn how to make decisions on his own, while allowing him the space to practice and develop these skills independently.

Sixteen-Year-Old Solomon Seems Unable to Make Any Decisions, from What