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The Adolescent Brain

The adolescent brain is still developing, especially in areas that support decision-making, planning, emotional control, and self-regulation. During this stage, teens may become more independent, curious, and influenced by social experiences. Supportive adults can help by providing guidance, clear expectations, patience, and opportunities for adolescents to practice responsibility and make thoughtful choices.

 
 
 

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