Which of the Following Is the Primary Significance of Puberty

question 136

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the primary significance of puberty?

• A) developing conflict with parents
• B) learning social cues
• C) being able to drive
• D) having the ability to reproduce

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Speakers Intentions

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Listening actively and attentively, aiming to understand the speaker's emotions and perspective.

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Calm Approach

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