A child's understanding of death changes as the child matures. When describing the adolescent's understanding of death, which of the following concepts puts the adolescent at risk for driving under the influence (drunk driving) accidents?

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The sense of invincibility that often characterizes adolescence and a belief that "it can't happen to me" can lead to risk-taking behaviors, such as driving under the influence, without consideration for the possible consequences. The other concepts listed do not necessarily put an adolescent at risk for driving under the influence accidents.

A Child's Understanding of Death Changes as the Child Matures