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Now we know adolescence is a clever way to grow a brain – The Irish Times

Deeper understanding of how our brains develop could inform changes in our schools and penal systems - and explain teenagers’ assorted hairstyles and musical tastes

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Youngsters who believe they come from poorer backgrounds more likely to have low self-esteem: Study

While it s been long considered normal to compare one s finances to others for various reasons, it apparently hints to receding mental health if done during early years of adolescence.

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Feeling poorer than your friends in early adolescence is associated with worse mental health

Feeling poorer than your friends in early adolescence is associated with worse mental health
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United kingdomJack andrewsSarah jayne blakemoreUniversity department of psychologyUniversity of cambridgeUniversity of new south walesBlanca piera pi sunyerCambridge gates scholarChild psychologyPiera pi sunyerNew south walesProf sarah jayneMillennium cohort study

Youngsters Who Believe They Come From Poorer Backgrounds More Likely To Have Low Self-Esteem, Says Study

While it s been long considered normal to compare one s finances to others for various reasons, it apparently hints to receding mental health if done during early years of adolescence. Youngsters Who Believe They Come From Poorer Backgrounds More Likely To Have Low Self-Esteem, Says Study.

United kingdomJack andrewsSarah jayne blakemoreUniversity department of psychologyUniversity of new south walesChild psychologyJunk food cravingsAds drive teenagersEat high calorie foodBlanca piera pi sunyerCambridge gates scholarPiera pi sunyerNew south walesProf sarah jayneMillennium cohort studySelf esteem