Behaviorally, this could mean quite an upheaval as systems reorganize - with the end goal of becoming more efficient. The study showed how early fMRI science is in understanding normal brain development. The changes were only seen when the same children were followed 2 years later - not when different groups of children were studied at ages 9 and 11.

Brain Reorganization of Tweens
Brain Development During Puberty
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