Puberty refers to:
a. the point at which sexual maturity is achieved.
b. the point at which the breasts or testes begin togrow
c. the time when growth in relation to height iscomplete.
d. the time when people become sexually active.
a
Puberty refers to the point at which sexual maturity
is achieved and reproduction becomes possible (e.g. it is a
hormonal growth process that occurs when the reproductive
organs begin to function).
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