Neural predictors of social roles in adolescent friendship groups

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Exploring the impact of social networks on the developing adolescent brain

Adolescence is a period of significant physical, emotional and social development, and teenage friendships play a big role in that. Teenagers’ brains are still growing and developing at this time, ...

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