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Based on general statistics, which one of the following students is most likely to have fewer problems associated with timing of maturation?
A) Claire, who experiences menarche just before her 15th birthday
B) Hayden, a broad-shouldered boy who experiences spermarche around age 11
C) Dason, a boy who shows signs of maturity a bit later than other boys his age
D) Kelli, who is taller than other girls her age and is maturing earlier

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