Ayeesha was raised in a safe neighborhood with consistent parenting presence from both her mother and father. priya was raised in a rough neighborhood with frequent robberies. her mother was an inconsistent presence in her life. based on these facts alone, what could you conclude about the relative rate that these girls would go through puberty?

2)Priya will likely go through puberty first because there were a lot of threat cues in her environment.

Explanation:

The relative rate that these girls would go through puberty is that Priya will likely go through puberty first due to the following reasons there were a lot of threat cues in her environment because she was raised in a rough neighborhood where their are frequent robberies and her mother was an inconsistent presence in her life. This simply means environmental factors and the way she was been brought up are contributing factors to her puberty which are likely to have effect on her thereby leading to early puberty unlike Ayeesha who was been raised in a safe neighborhood with consistent parenting presence from both her mother and father.

Priya will likely go through puberty first because there were a lot of threat cues in her environment.

Explanation: A period during which adolescents reach sexual maturity and become capable of reproduction is refered to as puberty and environment and exposure is a very important factors f puberty. Priya having grown up in a very vulnurable environment and with are mother not consistently present in her life is more likely to experience puberty compared to Ayeesha who grew up in a more stable environment with consistent parenting

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