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根据目前心理年龄阶段划分的一般标准，青少年期的年龄段为（）。
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幼儿期
婴儿期
青少年期
中年期
老年期
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儿童期
青少年期
青年期
中年期
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婴儿期
幼儿期
青少年期
中年期
老年期
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幼儿期
童年期
少年期
青年期
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儿童期
青少年期
中年期
更年期
老年期
在青少年学生的各年龄阶段中少年期是指
10－12岁
11～15岁
13－16岁
12－16岁
世界各国犯罪的高发年龄段是
儿童期
青少年期
中年期
老年期
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儿童期
青少年期
青年期
中年期
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1～3岁
3～6岁
6～12岁
12～18岁
小学教育所处的年龄段一般称为
幼儿期
童年期
少年期
青年期
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学龄前儿童期
学龄儿童期
青少年期
成年期
老年期
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学龄前期
学龄期
青少年期
中年期
老年期
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幼儿期
儿童期
青少年期
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中年期
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