Adolescents' sense of what's fair is most likely to change from simple equality to what's proportional to merit when they achieve

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The ability to reason abstractly and think logically about hypothetical situations, which are characteristic of formal operations, allows adolescents to understand the concept of proportional fairness (i.e. rewards should be based on effort or merit, rather than simply being distributed equally).

Adolescents' Sense of What's Fair Is Most Likely to Change