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A longitudinal study (Connolly et al., 2013) of a large multiethnic group found that “early starters”
a. skipped the preliminary customary stages in romantic activities to become dating couples.
b. had the longest-lasting relationships.
c. went through all of the preliminary customary stages in romantic activities at an earlier timepoint because they were more emotionally mature.
d. formed couples in late adolescence.

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