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New research suggests that teenagers don’t mean to ignore others’ feelings, they just don’t yet have full access to the front of their brains.
A recent study shows that teenagers are less likely than adults to use the region of the brain involved in thinking about other people’s emotions and feelings when making decisions. Tobin Hack reports.