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Why your friends make you braver (and dumber)

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Working description: How peers raise risk-taking, without letting anyone off the hook.

What to know

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The key facts, each numbered to its source. Draw on: T28a, T28b.

What you can do

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Where to get help

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Sources

  1. The Teen Brain: 7 Things to Know (NIMH) (T28a)
  2. Considerations of a dual-systems model (Lambert, Simons-Morton et al., J Res Adolesc 2014) (T28b)

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