How is the concept of young people’s desire to be in charge treated differently in the two passages?

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A In “Children’s Privacy and Parents,” the author mentions the young people’s desire to protect their private space. In contrast, in “Youth Activism,” the author discusses the youth’s desire to lead in a public sphere.In “Children’s Privacy and Parents,” the author mentions the young people’s desire to protect their private space. In contrast, in “Youth Activism,” the author discusses the youth’s desire to lead in a public sphere.
B In “Children’s Privacy and Parents,” the author stresses young people’s need to be by themselves. In contrast, in “Youth Activism,” the author emphasizes the youth’s need to be included.In “Children’s Privacy and Parents,” the author stresses young people’s need to be by themselves. In contrast, in “Youth Activism,” the author emphasizes the youth’s need to be included.
C In “Children’s Privacy and Parents,” the author reveals how to balance privacy and trust. In contrast, in “Youth Activism,” the author demonstrates how to create a positive change.In “Children’s Privacy and Parents,” the author reveals how to balance privacy and trust. In contrast, in “Youth Activism,” the author demonstrates how to create a positive change.
D In “Children’s Privacy and Parents,” the author describes the obligations of young people in a family. In contrast, in “Youth Activism,” the author expresses the youth’s potential for achieving their goals in life.

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A In “Children’s Privacy and Parents,” the author mentions the young people’s desire to protect their private space. In contrast, in “Youth Activism,” the author discusses the youth’s desire to lead in a public sphere.