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3 years ago
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Due to the lack of______ maturity coupled with pressure from peers to conform, teens often take risks without considering whethe

r they are worth the potential rewards or consequences.
please help ASAP this is in human  growth and development 
Health
1 answer:
Andrei [34K]3 years ago
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Due to the lack of BRAIN maturity coupled with pressure from peers to conform, teens often take risks without considering whether they are worth the potential rewards or consequences.

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