Research in the past decade has highlighted the nuances of adolescent decision making. In
this review article, we summarize several themes evident in the field of developmental …

In this review, we seek to challenge negative stereotypes of adolescence and unpack the
many ways that the developing brain contributes to positive development during the …

Adolescence is a time of heightened risk-taking behaviours. Such risk taking does not occur
in a vacuum because most decisions of adolescents to engage in risky behaviours are …

In traditional game theory tasks, social decision‐making is centered on the prediction of the
intentions (ie, mentalizing) of strangers or manipulated responses. In contrast, real‐life …

Adolescence represents a period of opportunity in decision‐making as developmental
motivations and processes shift, particularly in social contexts. Sibling relationships may be …

Objective: Alcohol and cannabis use progression milestones in adolescence (such as ages
at first use, first intoxication and at onset of regular use) may inform the development of …

Parents and peers are arguably the two most important social contexts in adolescents' lives
(hawkins et al., 1992; kandel, 1996; Trucco, 2020; warr, 1993). For example, multiple …

Our aim was to investigate if structural and relational characteristics of sibling relationships
moderated the association between known injury risk factors and child injuries. Prior to the …

Family members are responsive to one another not just in what they verbally communicate
with one another, but can also be connected through psychological, behavioral …

21. Rogers, CR†., Jimenez, V†., Benjamin, A†., Rudolph. KD, & Telzer, EH (2023). The effect
of parents and peers on the neural correlates of risk taking and antisocial behavior during …