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In most boys, the first outward sign of puberty is

In most boys, the first outward sign of puberty is
A) the appearance of facial hair.
B) the growth of the testes and scrotum.
C) the appearance of pubic hair.
D) register changes in the voice.

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Wicked job! lol Thanks

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Good luck with the rest of your psychology questions.

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