Which of the following best describes physical development during adolescence? Puberty occurs according to a set schedule that is the same for all individuals. The development of secondary sex characteristics happens at a rate unique to each individual. The development of secondary sex characteristics begins at the same time for adolescents. Individuals can expect few changes to their physical characteristics during adolescence.
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The development of secondary sex characteristics happens at a rate unique to each individual.
Does everyone by your experience develop armpit and pubic hair, breasts or get their first period on the exact same age? Do your peers grow at the same rate, and does the growth spurt start at the same moment?
@sweetsunray idk i dont pay attention to other peoples hair growth
You never take showers or notice something in the sport dressing room?
@lennox thank you
no one develops at a synchronized time. and your welcome. Everyone developed at their own rate.
@sweetsunray no....no i dont the last thing i want to look at is a bunch of 2-300 pound linemen naked
puberty is up to your body. what it does is on its own on its own time. So it happens individually to that persons own rhythm. A girl can be 8 years old and start her menstrual cycle , her friend who is the same age might get hers at age 16. Every one is different and has their own clock.
@matuba21 I'm not trying to criticize you or make it sound ridiculous. Science starts with observation. You can observe people growing up around you every day. Some girls still look very much like girls, others almost appear as young women. Some boys have a deep voice already, others still speak with a high pitched voice. And they all sit in the same class and grade. This is a subject and question you can deduce almost from pure daily life observation, and not just learn it by heart.
@sweetsunray i understand fully what you are saying and i was giving an honest responds to your question
I simply wanted to make it a learning moment for you from your own observations of the people and world around you, rather than just simply give you the answer :-)
@sweetsunray no I understand what you were trying to do and I appreciate it...thank you :-)
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