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Brain-behavior associations: Researchers look at ties between early social experiences and adolescent brain function

April 18, 2013 by

Brains develop in the context of experience. Social experiences may be particularly relevant for developing neural circuits related to the experience of feeling or emotion. Factors such as negative life events and the quality of relationships also matter. New findings come from four large, longitudinal studies of high-risk adolescents from varied backgrounds.

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