1. Boys who mature early tend to . ... be at an advantage socially. 1. 2. be at a disadvantage socially. 3. score lower on academic tests. 4. none of the above. 2. Early maturing girls tend to . 1. engage in high-risk, promiscuous sexual behaviour. 2. have less self-confidence and more anxiety. 3. are less satisfied with their appearance. 4. tend to experience more depression than on-time maturing girls.

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