The Roentgenographic Appraisement of Skeletal Differentiation

Todd, T. Wingate

doi:10.2307/1125783

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“…adolescent culture, 21 it is perhaps surprising that differences in maturing are not reflected in such traits as popularity, leadership, or prestige. Case reports 11 - 18 have made it clear that latematuring is sometimes a primary source of social and personal maladjustment.…”

Section: Physical Maturing Among Boys As Related To Behavior 137mentioning

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Physical maturing among boys as related to behavior.

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Bayley²

1950

Journal of Educational Psychology

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The significance of differences is reported for a given age, based on ( ratios (Table I); and also for the seriatim data, based on the binomial test of significance (sections 2 and 5).* The average ages are approximate, the groups at each age being based on a grade selection.t By Sheldon's classification, 1 ' the average body-build formula was 2.8 -4.4 -3.5 for the early-maturing; 2.4 -3.9 -4.0, for the late-maturing.

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Section: Physical Maturing Among Boys As Related To Behavior 137mentioning

confidence: 99%