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If an individual does not develop at the same rate as their peers, it is always an indication that the individual is developing abnormally. true or false?

If an individual does not develop at the same rate as their peers, it is always an indication that the individual is developing abnormally. true or false?
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If an individual does not develop at the same rate as their peers, it is always an indication that the individual is developing abnormally. true or false?

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False, it has to do with genetics, how fast there parents developed, etc
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