A typically-developing child shows a decline in sexual exploration. Most likely, this child is how old?

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Sexual exploration is a normal part of human development and it typically peaks during early childhood (between 2-3 years old) and again during adolescence. However, between the ages of 6-12, children typically show a decline in sexual exploration as they become more aware of social norms and boundaries around sexuality. Therefore, a typically-developing child showing a decline in sexual exploration is most likely around 6 years old.

A Typically-Developing Child Shows a Decline in Sexual Exploration