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The discussions reflect a strong interest in brain development during adolescence, with examples like references to puberty hormones and social cognition, as well as citations of the original research. The tone is informative and supportive, with some posts highlighting the importance of the study for educational practices, showing both engagement and recognition of its significance.
Most discussions acknowledge and support the importance and validity of the article, highlighting how brain development during adolescence influences behavior and social cognition.
The topics generate high interest, especially with references to puberty hormones, brain development, and implications for education and social policy, capturing curiosity about adolescent growth.
Participants actively discuss the research, citing specific studies and emphasizing its relevance in understanding adolescent behavior, indicating moderate to deep engagement.
Some posts emphasize the significance of the research for practical applications, like education and understanding youth behavior, suggesting a perceived moderate impact.
@GyllKing Just seen this, never been screenshotted so thank you! Normal puberty hormones impact how the brain changes in adolescence Here are 2 articles on effects of normal puberty hormones on brain development& effect of PB on brain https://t.co/7rVEJQCO4V https://t.co/EQkVgJKNk0
When talking to an adolescent about injury ▶️ important to consider research discussing how the ability to take on board someone’s else perspective shows a perturbation during puberty @angiejphysio @AshCox16 @PEScholar #social #cognition #brain #youth https://t.co/AY0CvjBQeT https://t.co/9Yk7txUJsn
@ChrisMWParsons @suzyg001 @greg_ashman Some neuroscience-informed theory that would seem very relevant for education is understanding the development of executive functions https://t.co/Yro1hbZenx, whether or not we have innate modules for high-level processes that instinctively https://t.co/8feQY3EAT8 ...
Most cited JCPP papers 7 of 60: Development of the adolescent brain: implications for executive function and social cognition https://t.co/sDiMOa6MlW https://t.co/0jUWgeZbmW
@scouseweegian https://t.co/M1gse1aYei
-Development of the adolescent brain: implications for executive function and social cognition - Blakemore - 2006 - Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/rPSCnGCjJE
The human brain contains approximately 86 billion neurons and a similar number of nonneuronal cells, challenging previous beliefs. The cerebral cortex makes up most of the brain mass but contains fewer neurons…
Adolescence involves significant brain development affecting behavior, cognition, and social skills. This video discusses structural changes in the brain and suggests policy and social shifts to support adolescent…
RT @Dakshinkali2025: @GyllKing Just seen this, never been screenshotted so thank you! Normal puberty hormones impact how the brain changes…
@GyllKing Just seen this, never been screenshotted so thank you! Normal puberty hormones impact how the brain changes in adolescence Here are 2 articles on effects of normal puberty hormones on brain development& effect of PB on brain https://t.co/7rVEJQCO4V https://t.co/EQkVgJKNk0
@Denicio @speakoutsister Normal puberty hormones affect the brain which then dictates other aspects of adult life. It is just biology Here are 2 links which explain it all Normal changes in brain during puberty https://t.co/7rVEJQDlUt Effect of PB on brain https://t.co/EQkVgJLl9y
@Dansci1907 @elrosistan Kişisel yaşantınızda üstlendiğiniz sorumluluklar her ne kadar takdire şayan olsa da, bu sizi bir anda yetişkin yapmaz. Öyle olsaydı, tüm çocuk işçilere de yetişkin dememiz gerekirdi. Kaynak olarak : 1) https://t.co/PH6V8M6pLQ 2) https://t.co/K51x50xV6g 3) https://t.co/qDWQFncvM5
@tonythephony3 @Eggsben10870751 @mateo_motado @MrTLexify Blakemore, S. J., & Choudhury, S. (2006). "Development of the adolescent brain: implications for executive function and social cognition." Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 47(3-4), 296-312
@FeelTheSoul92 @_Joham_ Este solo es un, un artículo de los miles que hay, que demuestran que el cerebro se sigue desarrollando en algunas de sus capacidades incluso hasta la etapa de adultez temprana, 25 años. Leer no duele... https://t.co/biktm0xo3c
RT @believemovegrow: When talking to an adolescent about injury ▶️ important to consider research discussing how the ability to take on boa…
When talking to an adolescent about injury ▶️ important to consider research discussing how the ability to take on board someone’s else perspective shows a perturbation during puberty @angiejphysio @AshCox16 @PEScholar #social #cognition #brain #youth https://t.co/AY0CvjBQeT https://t.co/9Yk7txUJsn
@scouseweegian https://t.co/M1gse1aYei
-Development of the adolescent brain: implications for executive function and social cognition - Blakemore - 2006 - Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/rPSCnGCjJE
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Number 7 of top 60 cited JCPP papers of all time. Development of the adolescent brain: implications for executive function and social cognition Blakemore, SJ; Choudhury, S https://t.co/sDiMOa6MlW https://t.co/ZlOc4T3oQ1
@ChrisMWParsons @suzyg001 @greg_ashman Some neuroscience-informed theory that would seem very relevant for education is understanding the development of executive functions https://t.co/Yro1hbZenx, whether or not we have innate modules for high-level processes that instinctively https://t.co/8feQY3EAT8 ...
Most cited JCPP papers 7 of 60: Development of the adolescent brain: implications for executive function and social cognition https://t.co/sDiMOa6MlW https://t.co/0jUWgeZbmW
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