In comparison to his peers, Chad is an early maturer. Therefore, he is more likely to:

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In comparison to his peers, Chad is an early maturer. Therefore, he is more likely to:

In comparison to his peers, Chad is an early maturer. Therefore, he is more likely to:
A) have a more positive self-concept.
B) be more successful at athletics.
C) be more popular.
D) All of the answers are correct.

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