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question at position 2 acting before thinking something through happens more often in than in adults.

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Acting before thinking something through happens more often in adolescents than in adults.

Images of the brain in motion demonstrate how adolescents' brains behave while making decisions or solving issues in ways that are different from those of adults. They are less influenced by the deliberate, logical frontal cortex and more by the emotional, receptive amygdala. 

Because of where their brains are in the growth process, teenagers are more prone to:

• Behave impulsively.
• Erroneously perceive or misjudge social cues and emotions.
• Get into mishaps of various kinds.
• Engage in conflict.
• Engage in unsafe or harmful actions.

Teenagers are less inclined to:

• Thinking before acting.
• Pause to ponder the implications of their choices.
• Modify their risky or improper behaviors.

This question should be written in the following format:

• Acting before thinking something through happens more often in _______ than in adults.

The correct answer to fill in the blank is adolescents or teens.

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