The Cumulative Psychological Effect of Experiencing Significantly Early or Significantly

question 35

Multiple Choice

The cumulative psychological effect of experiencing significantly early or significantly late puberty is related to

• A) whether the individual's family members experienced similar timing of puberty.
• B) whether the individual is capable of formal operational thought.
• C) an individual's stage of moral development when the changes of puberty begin.
• D) an individual's belief about the "right time" to go through puberty.

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