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Adolescence is a time of transition between childhood and adulthood where teenagers experience physical, cognitive, and social changes. During this stage of development, teenagers establish their identity and independence from parents through interactions with peers and by exploring new ideas and behaviors. Societal expectations also influence adolescents as they learn to behave appropriately within different social contexts.
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