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Study reveals witnessing violence harms brains of older teens, but 'transcendent thinking' may be an antidote

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These latest findings from CANDLE (USC Center for Affective Neuroscience, Development, Learning and Education) researchers show that teens who think about social issues and violence in more reflective ways show greater resilience to the effects of violence exposure on their brain development.

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