James is very confident he will succeed in life and knows that everyone thinks he is great. James is just a teenager but is sure he will offer the world some invaluable knowlege. What describes this adolescent's way of thinking?
A) James is self-conscious.
B) James has a growth spurt.
C) James is mentally curious.
D) James has a personal fable.
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