As the formal operational adolescent becomes increasingly logical, he/she often fails to consider the practical implications of his/her reasoning. This can result in a new form of

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Egocentrism is the tendency to only view situations from one's own perspective and ignore the practical implications. As the adolescent becomes more logical, he/she may become more focused on their own subjective reasoning and overlook the objective consequences of their decisions. The other options are not directly related to this form of reasoning.

As the Formal Operational Adolescent Becomes Increasingly Logical, He/she Often