Neuroscience

The brain on trial

How should insights about the brain affect the course of a criminal trial, from the arguments in a courtroom to the issuing of a sentence?

Neuroscience

Brain continues to develop well into our 20s: research

The human brain doesn't stop developing at adolescence, but continues well into our 20s, demonstrates recent research from the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry at the University of Alberta.

Psychology & Psychiatry

Ability to remember memories' origin not fully developed in youths

During childhood and adolescence, children develop the ability to remember not only past events but the origin of those memories. For example, someone may remember meeting a particular person and the context in which he or ...

Psychology & Psychiatry

Decisions and stress and adolescents

Stressing out about a boyfriend or girlfriend or history test is part of a typical day for a teenager. But what is making these insignificant events seem like the end of the world?

Neuroscience

Study: Pace of brain development still strong in late teens

Boys and girls have put many of the trappings of teenagerhood behind them by the age of 18 or 19, but at least some of the brain resculpting that characterizes the decade of adolescence may still be going as strong as ever, ...

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