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Girls mature more quickly than boys during childhood and adolescence
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Evidence from developmental and neuroscientific studies consistently indicates that girls experience pubertal maturation earlier than boys during childhood and adolescence.

Evidence for · 4
Pubertal Development, Emotion Regulatory Styles, and the Emergence of Sex Differences in Internalizing Disorders and Symptoms in Adolescence
2016 · cited by 99
Paper 0 notes that the pubertal transition occurs earlier in girls, establishing female-specific vulnerability windows during adolescence.
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The retrieved papers examine pubertal timing, maturation markers, and neurodevelopmental trajectories in both sexes, consistently observing that girls undergo pubertal milestones (such as menarche and earlier pubertal timing) earlier than boys. There are no refuting sources in the provided list.

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Menarche, pubertal timing and the brain: female-specific patterns of brain maturation beyond age-related development
2023 · cited by 8
Paper 1 investigates brain maturation markers specifically tied to menarche in adolescent females to understand female-specific pubertal timing.
From Developmental Timing to Clinical Visibility: An Integrative Narrative Review of Sex-Related Neurocognitive Development
2026 · cited by 1
Paper 7 discusses sex-related neurocognitive development and the developmental timing differences between boys and girls.
Puberty in Context: Accounting for Psychosocial Experiences in the Association Between Pubertal Timing, Sex/Gender, and Adolescent Depressive Symptoms in Canadian Youth.
2026 · cited by 0
Paper 11 reports that girls were more likely to report earlier pubertal development and higher rates of depressive symptoms.
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first checked04 Aug 2026
judged → SUPPORTED · 8804 Aug 2026
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