Development Journal of Nursing
Imaginary Audience / Personal Fable - Just a Phase or More?
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Presents the question: Is the imaginary audience/ personal fable stage of development a hypothetical concept, a normal stage of development, a mental disorder, or a precursor of mental health disorders that may come in early adulthood?
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