Teenagers' brains start tuning out their mother's voice around the age of 13, study finds - Daily Mail

The study by the Stanford School of Medicine used functional MRI brain scans to give the first detailed neurobiological explanation for how teens begin to separate from their parents.

Ever get the feeling you're talking to a brick wall when trying to communicate with your children? Well a new study suggests there may be some science to it, after finding that teenagers' brains sta… [+7923 chars]

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