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Adolescent Risk-Taking and Social Influence by Marina is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This article examines adolescent risk-taking behavior, emphasizing the importance of exploration and social influence within their environments. It argues that risk-taking can be adaptive, driven by increased opportunities, uncertainty, and peer dynamics, and proposes that understanding these interactions can lead to insights into adolescent development. The authors utilize agent-based modeling to illustrate how risk-taking behaviors may emerge from learning processes rather than solely from innate drives f
- Author
- Marina
- Language
- EN