Please, enlighten me, I'm having trouble with this.

Don't reply if you have no idea and are going to post idiotic and pointless things, because I will ask someone to remove it. Thank you.

Yeah, it is different. Quite simply, the brain grows until a person is 20 years old. Also, the brain releases a lot more hormones during teenage years which are not present in such high volume in adult years.

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Quote: from The Patekip at 6:45 pm on Dec. 3, 2008

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Ooooh, wow. That's such a threat.

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I know, you don't want to see me mad kiddo.

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I dunno if it's relevant, but I'll talk to you about it if you want?

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The teenage brain is more active than the adult brain, because untill like 25 or something we absorb any and everything we read, see, write, hear, feel, taste, smell and want. The impluses that handle things are way faster as well and while you're in the mindstate of dreaming, it recovers a lot faster. When you get older than 25 or so, it all decreases bit by bit with each year.

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Not true (babies have this ability but it slows as you age). Unless you have a photographic memory you cannot "absorb" everything that is read.

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But ofcource the Your maturity is affected by who you are around and the way you are as a person

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Also, the brain releases a lot more hormones during teenage years which are not present in such high volume in adult years.

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Actually, the brain does not "release" hormones. It sends signals to the endocrine system (glands) which send hormones into the body. Although this may be a factor especially in areas such as sexual relationships, it is not directly related to the brain and how it develops.

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In adults, various parts of the brain work together to evaluate choices, make decisions and act accordingly in each situation. The teenage brain doesn't appear to work like this. For comparison's sake, think of the teenage brain as an entertainment center that hasn't been fully hooked up. There are loose wires, so that the speaker system isn't working with the DVD player, which in turn hasn't been formatted to work with the television yet. And to top it all off, the remote control hasn't even arrived!

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http://health.howstuffworks.com/teenage-brain.htm/printable

Post edited at 3:56 pm on Dec. 3, 2008 by OkayKelsey

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