During early adolescence, the adolescent's interactions with the opposite sex are usually:
a. carried out cautiously in one-on-one interactions
b. considered dangerous and approached in the security of one's clique
c. conducted mainly in the company of another couple or several couples
d. limited to interactions forced on the adolescent by caregivers or other adults
B
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A Incorrect. During early adolescence, the adolescent's interactions with the opposite sex are not usually carried out cautiously in one-on-one interactions.
B Correct. During early adolescence, the adolescent's interactions with the opposite sex are usually considered dangerous and approached in the security of one's clique.
C Incorrect. During early adolescence, the adolescent's interactions with the opposite sex are not usually conducted mainly in the company of another couple or several couples.
D Incorrect. During early adolescence, the adolescent's interactions with the opposite sex are not usually limited to interactions forced on the adolescent by caregivers or other adults.
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