The erroneous belief that one's own activities are at the forefront of everyone else's consciousness is known as adolescent egocentrism.
Elkind claims that the capacity to take into account the perspectives of others is what characterizes teenage egocentrism. According to Elkind, the adolescent's egocentrism is brought on by the notion that others are mesmerised by his appearance and behaviour.
As an illustration, a teenager who is exhibiting egocentrism may feel that they will be embarrassed if they don't dress appropriately that day because they believe they are the Centre of attention in social situations.
In addition to sociocentrism and nonsocial subscales, the AES evaluates three aspects of egocentrism: the imagined audience, the personal fable, and overall self-focus. Age-related declines in the personal story and imagined audience were anticipated.
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