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【答案】C
【解析】这一段主要讨论了青春期少年的矛盾心理。他们表面总是与大人作对，但实际上内心很渴望得到大人的认可。因此，如果大人们一味地批评孩子们的选择，无论是他们对于音乐、服饰、政治的选择，都会让孩子们的心理受到伤害。在读懂了段落大意之后，不难判断，最适合本段小标题的应该是[C]。只有尊重孩子们的选择，不强加干涉、一味批判，才能得到孩子们的尊敬。

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