The is the brain's "CEO," responsible for executive functions like planning, impulse control, and weighing consequences.
Report: The Cognitive and Neurological Landscape of the Teenage Brain The is the brain's "CEO," responsible for executive
The adolescent brain is highly sensitive to , a neurotransmitter associated with pleasure and reward. : The brain eliminates "weak" or unused connections
: The ventral striatum (the brain's reward center) is more active in teens than in children or adults. This makes it biologically difficult for them to
: The brain eliminates "weak" or unused connections to make the remaining pathways more efficient. It is a "use it or lose it" phase of development.
: Melatonin, the sleep hormone, is released later at night for teenagers compared to children or adults. This makes it biologically difficult for them to fall asleep early and contributes to the "moodiness" associated with chronic sleep deprivation.
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