The imbalance of adolescents’ strengthening subcortical response and incomplete prefrontal development could be partially responsible for some emotional and behavioral changes related to sexuality.
What is prefrontal cortex?
The prefrontal cortex, which governs decision-making, gives your child the capacity to plan, consider the repercussions of actions, solve issues, and restrain impulses. Even as early adults, this area of the brain continues to change.
Teenagers may use the amygdala more than adults do to make decisions and solve issues since the prefrontal cortex is still maturing. The amygdala is linked to emotions, irrational behavior, hostility, and instinct.
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