Which of the following is an important anger arousing situation during adolescence?
Correct answer: C. All of the above
- A. Biased attitude against them
- B. Not getting the needs fulfilled
- C. All of the above
- D. Unfair and insulting attitude towards them
Explanation
Adolescents may become angry when they experience bias, unmet needs, or unfair and insulting treatment. Since all three are recognized anger-arousing situations, the inclusive option is correct.
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