Scientists Unlock the Mysteries of Teen Edginess

March 13, 2007
Parents shaking their heads and wondering "where did we go wrong?" at their door-slamming, "whatever"-spouting teens may take heart in research published in Nature, and summarized in an article in today's Scientific American.  Teen angst, they believe, can be traced to allopregnanolone, a stress hormone that calms adults and children, but has the opposite effect on teens.
Parents shaking their heads and wondering "where did we go wrong?" at their door-slamming, "whatever"-spouting teens may take heart in research published in Nature, and summarized in an article in today's Scientific American.  Teen angst, they believe, can be traced to allopregnanolone, a stress hormone that calms adults and children, but has the opposite effect on teens.
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