Fig. 1
Developmental mismatch model from Somerville et al. [2]. This schematic model illustrates the proposed developmental mismatch in brain maturation, with subcortical regions (such as the amygdala and NAcc/ventral striatum) maturing during adolescence, whereas the PFC does not reach a similar level of maturity until adulthood. The authors hypothesized the gap (shaded) in maturity would increase the risk for affectively driven behaviors during adolescence.

Developmental mismatch model from Somerville et al. [2]. This schematic model illustrates the proposed developmental mismatch in brain maturation, with subcortical regions (such as the amygdala and NAcc/ventral striatum) maturing during adolescence, whereas the PFC does not reach a similar level of maturity until adulthood. The authors hypothesized the gap (shaded) in maturity would increase the risk for affectively driven behaviors during adolescence.

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