Why does the author think it's normal that teens make risky
mistakes?
They don't have th...
Why does the author think it's normal that teens make risky
mistakes?
They don't have the same experience as adults.
B)
They are less susceptible to negative experiences.
They don't consider many things risky or dangerous.
They don't consider the consequences of their actions.
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