A nurse is teaching a group of parents about body image during adolescence. Which of the following information should the nurse include?

A. Adolescents typically begin to identify differences in skin color: Awareness of skin color differences develops much earlier in childhood. During adolescence, body image concerns are more focused on physical changes related to puberty rather than racial or skin color differences. B. Adolescents frequently express concerns about body image to their family: Adolescents are more likely to discuss body image concerns with peers rather than family members. Peer acceptance and comparison play a stronger role in shaping body image during this developmental stage. C. Adolescents tend to compare their sexual development to their peers: Puberty brings rapid physical and sexual changes, leading adolescents to frequently compare their development with peers. These comparisons significantly influence self-esteem and body image during adolescence. D. Adolescents consider their extremities the most important part of their body: Focusing on extremities is more characteristic of toddlers, who view body parts in terms of function. Adolescents are more concerned with overall appearance and sexual maturation.