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Title: Recent longitudinal research on early development indicates that compared to on-time peers, early de Post by: Ayeaye on Jun 27, 2015 Recent longitudinal research on early development indicates that compared to on-time peers, early developing boys
a. get into less trouble in school. b. are less vulnerable to stressful life experiences. c. are more likely to be depressed. d. often occupy leadership roles. e. have consistently negative body images. Title: Re: Recent longitudinal research on early development indicates that compared to on-time peers, earl Post by: danielle2018 on Jul 9, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: Recent longitudinal research on early development indicates that compared to on-time peers, early de Post by: Ayeaye on Aug 7, 2015 Glad to have joined the forum, thank you for your valuable in
Title: Re: Recent longitudinal research on early development indicates that compared to on-time peers, early de Post by: danielle2018 on Aug 7, 2015 You're welcome!
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