Adolescent development is often regarded as a period of social sensitivities, given that brain
development continues into the early 20s in interplay with social experiences. In this review …

Adolescence is marked by an increased sensitivity to the social environment as youth
navigate evolving relationships with family, friends, and communities. Prosocial behavior …

As adolescents acquire agency and become contributing members of society, it is necessary
to understand how they help their community. Yet, it is unknown how prosocial behavior …

One feature of adolescence is a rise in risk-taking behaviors, whereby the consequences of
adolescents' risky action often impact their immediate surrounding such as their peers and …

Intertemporal decision-making is pivotal for human interests and health. Recently, studies
instructed participants to make intertemporal choices for both themselves and others, but the …

Trust plays an important role during adolescence for develo** social relations. Although
prior developmental studies give us insight into adolescents' development of differentiation …

Studies have used two common methodologies to measure prosocial behaviors: self-report
questionnaires and economic games. However, their interrelations and respective age …

Longitudinal changes in trusting behavior across adolescence and their neural correlates
were examined. Neural regions of interest (ROIs) included the medial prefrontal cortex …

Prosocial behavior during adolescence becomes more differentiated based on the recipient
of the action as well as the perceived value or benefit, relative to the cost to self, for the …

This study examined the development of prosocial charity donations and neural activity in
the ventral striatum when gaining rewards for self and for charity. Participants 10–22 years …