Experts say that based on brain development, teens tend to act impulsively, misread social cues, or get into fights more often than adults do, and are less likely to listen to reason or think about consequences. - QAmmunity.org

Experts say that based on brain development, teens tend to act impulsively, misread social cues, or get into fights more often than adults do, and are less likely to listen to reason or think about consequences.

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