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Teenage brains in the digital world

Source: Science Illustrated

Teens may be more immersed in the digital world than their parents, and that’s a good thing for their brains. This article explores how technology is making teens’ brains more flexible and better able to adapt to change.

This entry was posted in Responses to Change and tagged Culture & Society, Health & Medicine, People, Science & Nature on December 1, 2019 by admin.

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