Yolanda grew up in a family full of big football fans.Her dad would dress her in their favorite team's colors and they would watch games together each Sunday.Yolanda,now a teenager,informs her dad that she has a new favorite team.This change for Yolanda represents the concept of

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Individuation refers to the process of developing a sense of self that is separate from others, including family members. Yolanda's change in favorite football team can be seen as a way for her to assert her own individual preferences and identity, independent of her family's influence. Rebellion (B) and obstinance (D) imply a more confrontational or oppositional stance, while social affiliation (C) would suggest that Yolanda is choosing her favorite team based on social pressure or a desire to fit in with a certain group, which may not be the case here.

Yolanda Grew Up in a Family Full of Big Football