Thirteen-year-old donette is extremely self-conscious. she believes she is the focus of everyone else’s attention and concern. donette is experiencing a cognitive distortion known as

B) the imaginary audience      

Explanation:

Imaginary audience: The imaginary audience is defined as a psychological concept mostly found in the adolescent stage of an individual's development. Imaginary audience refers to the faith of an individual that he or she is under close, and persistence observation by family, strangers, and peers.

The adolescents who are dealing with the imaginary audience are often feeling or believe that their actions are being noticed by the other person or they are the focus of their attention.

Example: A child experiencing an imaginary audience is self-conscious about what others might think about him or her.

answer; (i-o) psychologist

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