In making decisions, adolescents, more often than adults,
A) ignore well-learned intuitive judgments.
B) seek advice from parents or other trusted adults.
C) fall back on well-learned intuitive judgments.
D) weigh the pros and cons of possible outcomes.

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Adolescents are more likely to rely on intuitive judgments rather than engaging in extensive deliberation, partly due to their developmental stage and the ongoing maturation of brain regions involved in decision-making.

In Making Decisions, Adolescents, More Often Than Adults