“No more a child, not yet an adult”: studying social cognition in adolescence

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Social cognition develops throughout childhood, but it grows especially quickly during adolescence. In this era of self-consciousness and overall awkwardness, teens are learning how to interact with society properly. @mrcopsych https://t.co/V09sF6TIeZ

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Being a teen is fine. Being treated like shit by people like Alannah because you are a teen is frustrating and confusing. #RespectYoungAdults

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RT @FrontPsychol: “No more a child, not yet an adult”: studying social cognition in adolescence: Adelina Brizio, Ilaria Gabbator... http://…

21 Aug 2015

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