Puberty marks the beginning of adolescence and is characterized by the fact that the person is now capable of ____________.
A)formal operational thought
B)stage 4 moral reasoning
C)conservation
D)sexual reproduction

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Puberty is characterized by physical and hormonal changes that enable a person to engage in sexual reproduction. The other options, such as formal operational thought, stage 4 moral reasoning, and conservation, are related to cognitive and moral development stages that do not directly correlate with the onset of puberty.

Puberty Marks the Beginning of Adolescence and Is Characterized by the Fact