Contemporary theory and research reveal that "psychosocial maturation" during the adolescent and young adult years involves the development of three key social and psychological capabilities. Which of the following is not one of these key capabilities?

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Contemporary theory and research reveal that the three key social and psychological capabilities that involve psychosocial maturation during the adolescent and young adult years are: temperance (ability to regulate emotions and impulses), perspective (ability to understand others' perspectives and make decisions based on long-term consequences), and responsibility (ability to take ownership of one's actions and decisions). "Freedom" is not typically considered as one of these key capabilities.

Contemporary Theory and Research Reveal That "Psychosocial Maturation" During the Adolescent