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Ethan is an early-maturing boy. He is probably perceived by both adults and peers as
A)   unpopular.
B)   self-confident.
C)   withdrawn.
D)   prone to depression.

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Infants and Children: Prenatal Through Middle Childhood

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Author: Berk

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