Early-maturing girls are viewed as
A) relaxed, independent, and self-confident.
B) popular with agemates, but often in conflict with authority figures.
C) unpopular, withdrawn, and lacking in self-confidence.
D) physically attractive, sociable, and leaders at school.
C
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a) information-processing b) evolutionary c) contextual d) cognitive
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