Improved Decision-Making Enhances Learning
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Adults exhibit a tendency to make better decisions than adolescents, and this improvement drives an increase in specific and more sophisticated choice behaviors, according to a study published November 14 in the open-access journal PLOS Biology .
A developmental improvement in decision-making mediates better performance across learning tasks.
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