The brain-neuroendocrine process that occurs primarily in early adolescence and involves rapid physical changes in height,weight,and sexual maturation is called
A)puberty.
B)adolescence.
C)a growth spurt.
D)menarche.

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Puberty is the brain-neuroendocrine process that leads to rapid physical changes, including growth spurts and sexual maturation, which typically occur in early adolescence. Option B (adolescence) refers to the broader developmental period spanning from approximately 10-12 years to early adulthood, while option D (menarche) specifically refers to the onset of menstruation in girls, which is a part of the pubertal process but not inclusive of all the physical changes that occur during puberty. Option C (a growth spurt) is a part of the pubertal process but does not encompass the full range of physical and hormonal changes that occur.

The Brain-Neuroendocrine Process That Occurs Primarily in Early Adolescence and Involves