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Which one of the following statements concerning changes in stamina during middle childhood is accurate?

a. Girls and boys develop equal amounts of stamina. b. Stamina growth in girls does not occur until puberty.
c. Boys show early stamina growth but then this growth slows.
d. Girls and boys have equal stamina growth until age 10 when boys surpass girls.
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The Growing Child

The Growing Child


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9 years ago
Awesome! Thank you so much for this, I couldn't find the answer anywhere.
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This one isn't as straight-forward as it seems! Happy to help Slight Smile
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