Teen Brains: Seeing the Big Picture
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Teen Brains: Seeing the Big Picture
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How Brain Sees the 'Big Picture' May Affect Self-Image - US News and World Report
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How Brain Sees the 'Big Picture' May Affect Self-Image - MSN Health - Health Topics
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Teen Brains: Seeing the Big Picture
teens.webmd.com — “For parents who grow frustrated with their children's seeming inability to understand others who have different points of view, here's hope from the scientists: Give it a few more birthdays. Teen brains get better in this regard.” View full resource at teens.webmd.com
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Fresh Air Interviews: Writer Barbara Strauch : NPR
npr.org — “In middle age, most of us get forgetful and easily distracted. But new research finds that our minds improve in some ways as we age: We're better at seeing the big picture and comprehending complexity. Writer Barbara Strauch details how the middle-aged brain grows and changes in The Secret Life of the Grown-Up Brain.” View full resource at npr.org
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More distracted, but better reasoning in middle age. Sounds familiar. http://tinyurl.com/y3hzugq
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