After puberty, boys and girls show noticeably different levels of aggression. Problems that resu

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Vishal Sharma · Accepted Answer

Step 1: Externalizing problems are problems that are directed outward, such as aggression.

After puberty, boys and girls show noticeably different levels of aggression. Problems that result from difficulties in managing aggression are known as a. defensive problems. b. turning against the self. c. externalizing problems. d. internalizing problems.