Question

Tanya, a 14-year-old, thinks that she is unique and assumes that others at school notice everything about her. She is very confident and takes extra care of her looks. In this scenario, Tanya is exhibiting adolescent:

Answer 1

Answer: Egocentrism

Explanation: A individual can be said to possess adolescent Egocentrism one's such individual begins to develop idea or though that other are paying huge attention to them, usuay in terms of appearance or behavior. It mostly develops in adolescent and at this point such individual finds it difficult to distinguish between what their own perceived thought of others about them and the actual thought of the people. Individual's who exhibit adolescent Egocentrism are usually consumed by perceived thought rather than reality or the actual thought oeolm e have about them. They do feel people are watching and focusing on them at all times because they possess something special.

Answer 2

Answer:

egocentrism

Explanation: egocentrism can be defined as the shortcoming of an individual to relate or understand the viewpoint and opinions given by others that is quite difference from their own suggestion. it is a common cognitive bias due to the fact that someone thinks others viewpoint or suggestion are always or should be the same as their suggestion and not tthe other way round(aside from their own opinion, other ones should not exist). people who has this type of bias usually find it had to be among a social circle and even find it hard to maintain or sustain a relation in a long run in the workplace, home, school, e.t.c. and are very difficult sometimes in understanding other people.they believe they are at the forefront and object of spectacle in everyone's eyes and they think people watches their every moves and decisions