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File:Mills.jpg|Mills et al: Adolescent brains indistinguishable from adult. Variance in gray matter between individuals is far greater than any changes over time. | File:Mills.jpg|Mills et al: Adolescent brains indistinguishable from adult. Variance in gray matter between individuals is far greater than any changes over time. | ||
Raven.png|John Raven - <small>Intelligence hits a peak in the mid teens, then plateaus and declines (the decline may have been at least in part due to poorer education in the interwar period).</small> | Raven.png|John Raven - <small>Intelligence hits a peak in the mid teens, then plateaus and declines (the decline may have been at least in part due to poorer education in the interwar period).</small> | ||
Raven2.png|John Raven - Intelligence hits a peak in the mid teens, then plateaus | Raven2.png|John Raven - Intelligence hits a peak in the mid teens, then plateaus <small>(note improvement in scores obtained in the 1970s)</small> | ||
File:Moshman5.png|Moshman on common fallacies of teen brain development | File:Moshman5.png|Moshman on common fallacies of teen brain development | ||
File:Moshman7.png|Moshman continued | File:Moshman7.png|Moshman continued | ||
Revision as of 14:48, 12 March 2023
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Teen Brain research summary
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Age chauvinism
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BJ Casey
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Joseph Bronski
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Full Brain Size and adult-like competences in early childhood
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Development of reasoning ability in early childhood (Moshman, 2005)
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Early development of brain - Del Giudice
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White and Gray Matter levels - Del Giudice (2017)
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Bethlehem et al, 2022, brain volumes and matter levels by age
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Giedd 1999 brain matter curves by age
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Mills et al: Adolescent brains indistinguishable from adult. Variance in gray matter between individuals is far greater than any changes over time.
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John Raven - Intelligence hits a peak in the mid teens, then plateaus and declines (the decline may have been at least in part due to poorer education in the interwar period).
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John Raven - Intelligence hits a peak in the mid teens, then plateaus (note improvement in scores obtained in the 1970s)
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Moshman on common fallacies of teen brain development
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Moshman continued
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Moshman continued
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Laurence Steinberg (2008)
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Epstein reviewed, plus other references - raw intelligence peak 13-15 y/o
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2020 meta-analysis on the age of Thelarche (breast budding in girls - start of puberty)
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Conclusions of the aforementioned 2020 meta-analysis
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Physical development - Tanner stages reached considerably earlier than commonly supposed
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Physical development - Ages of pubertal development lower than commonly stated
