Question

For adolescents with adequately developed fundamental skills, there are several cognitive changes that allow improved critical thinking in adolescence. which of the following is accurate about the cognitive changes that occur in adolescence and allow improved critical thinking :a. increased speedb. automaticityc. capacity of information processingd. greater breadth of content knowledgee. increased ability to construct new combinations of knowledge

Answer 1

Answer: D. Greater breadth of content knowledge. Increased ability to construct new combinations of knowledge.

Step-by-step explanation:

Adolescents range from ages 12 to 18. This is a period in life where teenagers tend to develop their sense of logical reasoning. They are able to think in abstract terms, meaning that they can now form imaginations.

Adolescents at this age, are also able to construct new combinations of knowledge meaning that they can see things from different perspectives and even contest ideas or popular opinions they do not agree with.

Answer 2

D

Step-by-step explanation:

greater breadth of content knowledgee. increased ability to construct new combinations of knowledge is accurate about the cognitive changes that occur in adolescence and allow improved critical thinking