Multiple Choice
How does pubertal timing affect parent-child relationships?
A) Pubertal timing is not a factor in the parent-child relationship.
B) Only contextual factors affect the parent-child relationship.
C) Early-maturing adolescents experience the parent-child conflict earlier.
D) Early-maturing adolescents experience the parent-child conflict later.
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