Adolescent brain may be especially sensitive to new memories, social stress, and drug use

23 septiembre 2015

Adolescence, like infancy, has been said to include distinct sensitive periods during which brain plasticity is heightened; but in a review of the neuroscience literature saw little evidence for this claim. However, a small number of studies do support that memory formation, social stress, and drug use are processed differently in the adolescent brain compared to other periods of life.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/09/150923133517.htm

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