According to
the researchers, there exist a developmental ‘switch’ in the
regulation of the amygdala, which may be one way that the cortex
emerges during development as
having a greater role in regulating the amygdala and thus, emotional
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Science: Why Emotional Behavior of Adolescents Differ from Adults
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