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+ | '''Sexual development''' is the process by which an immature and sterile organism develops the capacity to reproduce. In humans, this process culminates in [[puberty]]. The physical [[development of the reproductive system]] is accompanied by the development of [[psychosexual behavior]] which together contribute to the process of |
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Sexual development is the process by which an immature and sterile organism develops the capacity to reproduce. In humans, this process culminates in puberty. The physical development of the reproductive system is accompanied by the development of psychosexual behavior which together contribute to the process of psychosexual development
See also
- Adolescent development
- Child sexuality
- Heterosexuality
- Human sexuality
- Psychogenesis
- Puberty
- Sex
- Sexual differentiation
- Sex linked developmental differences
- Sexual maturity
- Virilization