What is the common psychological label for the developmental period during which a child has reached sexual maturity but has not yet taken on the rights and responsibilities of the adult status?

Adolescence

Explanation:

This developmental stage is known as adolescence. It is typically defined as a person between the ages of 10 and 19 and incorporates the teenage years being 13 till 19 and also puberty which can start as young as 10. Due to puberty occurring,

an adolescent will start to develop sexual feelings and desires that will mature during this stage of their life. They will however still not be considered an adult as people are generally still in education and haven't taken on adult responsibilities yet or have the right to do certain things.

Once a person has reached the end of adolescence they have then reached adulthood, typically from the age of 20 onwards. This is when a lot of people move from an educational setting to a working one, move out of home and start living independently with all the rights and responsibilities of an adult.

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explanation:

a: social security and social programs