Inside the Teenage Brain

FRONTLINE is investigative journalism that questions, explains and changes our world.

Season 2009 Episode 11 | 52m 52s | CC

Teenagers are often described as erratic, unthoughtful, and rapidly changing human beings. But is there a universal explanation for the stereotype? FRONTLINE reveals new scientific studies that dig deep into the workings of the teenage mind.

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