What's the difference between "puberty" and "adolescence?
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Puberty is a relatively short, 1 to 3 year, period when the growing child undergoes changes which result in sexual maturity, usually around age 12 years. Adolescence is a considerably longer period, perhaps 8 to 10 years, which begins in late childhood, and during which the child slowly matures physically and psychologically from a child to a young adult. It is roughly equivalent to the teenage years in many societies.
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* puberty =sexual maturity
* adolescence =age of puberty
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http://hes.ucfsd.org/gclaypo/repro/pubado01.html
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