Joe is a late-maturing boy. Considering only this factor, how will his self-identity in his 30s likely compare to the self-identity of his early-maturing peers?
A) more negative
B) more positive
C) about the same
D) There has not been any research in this area.

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Late-maturing boys, once they reach their 30s, often have a more positive self-identity compared to their early-maturing peers. This can be attributed to the development of coping mechanisms and personality traits that contribute to resilience and a positive self-view over time.

Joe Is a Late-Maturing Boy