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The last part of the brain to fully develop is: a. the emotion center b. the part of the brain that controls automatic behavior like breathing c. the reward center d. the part of the brain involved in
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The last part of the brain to fully develop is:
a. the emotion center
b. the part of the brain that controls
automatic behavior like breathing
c. the reward center
d. the part of the brain involved in
critical thinking
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the answer is d
they say you do not fully develop your thinking skills until 25, which is why kids and teens often make not the best choices, they are unable to truly think it all the way through
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Step-by-step explanation:
d because it grows as your grow
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