According to David Elkind, adolescents believe that their personal experiences and personal destinies are historically new and unique.What did Elkind call this phenomenon?

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Elkind called this phenomenon the "personal fable," in which adolescents believe that their experiences and destinies are unique and not shared by others. They may feel invincible or overly special, leading to a sense of egocentrism. The imaginary audience is a related phenomenon in which adolescents feel like they are constantly being watched or judged by others. The adolescent growth spurt refers to the physical growth and changes that occur during puberty.

According to David Elkind, Adolescents Believe That Their Personal Experiences