Seventeen-year-old Inez carefully weighs her own judgment and the suggestions of others to arrive at a personally satisfying, well-reasoned independent decision. Inez has developed the __________ component of adolescent autonomy
A) behavioral
B) cognitive
C) emotional
D) ethical
Answer: A
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