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Normal adolescent growth improves neural connectivity explaining improved self-control by the middle twenties.
- The Teenager's Brain
Because of all the change that is occurring in the brain, as...
- The Teenager's Brain
3 cze 2010 · Because of all the change that is occurring in the brain, as well as in their social and academic world, teens have a deep need to define themselves, to clarify who they are, and what they stand...
Mild anxiety and other challenges are typical, but serious mental health conditions also emerge during adolescence. Addressing a disorder early on can help ensure the best possible outcome.
1 lip 2022 · Teenage girls participating in the task are either “chosen” or “rejected” by other girls their age while undergoing an fMRI scan, which maps brain activity by measuring changes in blood flow and oxygen levels.
27 lis 2023 · Adolescent psychology is the study and delivery of psychological services to adolescents. It focuses on an adolescent’s basic psychological needs in terms of their family and other social...
When people think of teenagers, the words that may come to mind include moody, impulsive, risk-taking, and self-centered. In the movies, on TV, and in our imaginations, teenagers drive too fast, they experiment with drugs and alcohol, and they cave to peer pressure to take other unwise risks.
29 mar 2013 · But psychological science has a more nuanced view of adolescence as a separate stage, between childhood and adulthood. This view is supported by neuroscience, which shows that the frontal cortex—the seat of judgment, self-control, and sensible planning—matures very gradually into early adulthood.
