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Which is pretty much the definition of typical little boys until recently. No, it's not. Typical members of an age group are by definition not immature relativ
by glhaynes 16y ago
Which is pretty much the definition of typical little boys until recently.
No, it's not. Typical members of an age group are by definition not immature relative to the average member of their age group. Thus they can't be maladaptively impaired in their functioning due to immaturity.
- fr0sty 16y ago> Typical members of an age group are by definition not immature relative to the average member of their age group. I think the argument is: "what happens to the average of a distribution when you throw out one tail?"