Fourteen-year-old Aisha spends at least two hours per night talking to her best friend, Kylie, on the phone. They often go over the details of the day, what everyone at school said, wore, and so on. They also talk extensively about their dreams for the future and beliefs about the world, analyze each other's personalities, and so on. This seems reflective of .

adolescent egocentrism.            

Explanation:

Adolescent egocentrism: In psychology, the term adolescent egocentrism was introduced by one of the famous "child psychologist" named David Elkind.

According to David Elkind, adolescent egocentrism is defined as a phenomenon that describes an individual's (adolescent) incapability to differentiate between his or her perception related to the way other person thinks of him or her and the way another person actually think of him or her.

In the question above, the given statement seems reflective of adolescent egocentrism.

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