Adolescence is a period of significant cognitive, emotional, and social development. During these years, cognitive biases in teens can influence how young people interpret information, assess risks, make decisions, and respond to peers.
These mental shortcuts are a normal part of human thinking, but they may sometimes lead to inaccurate judgments. Understanding them can help educators and families support healthier reasoning and more informed choices.
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