An adolescent believes that she can drive under the influence of alcohol and probably not get caught. This form of adolescent egocentrism is called

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The belief that one is invulnerable and can engage in risky behaviors without consequences is known as the personal fable. This belief can lead adolescents to make dangerous choices, such as drinking and driving, as they believe they are immune to the negative outcomes that could result. The other options (personal fantasy, imaginary audience, independence fantasy) do not specifically relate to the belief in invincibility or risky behavior.

An Adolescent Believes That She Can Drive Under the Influence