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bptjm-73	Pappas, Isabelle; Yu, Tzung ; Liu, Olivia ; Srinivasan, Nainika	Adolescent Brain Development Under Stress and Trauma: Evidence-Based Treatments	2025	37	.pdf	application/pdf	11735	740	41	Ultimately, studies show that adolescent stress and trauma leads to significant hormonal and morphological changes in the brain that result in psychological changes such as anxiety and depressive symptoms. 2. Morphological and Psychological Effects 2.1 Amygdala The amygdala, critical for emotional reactivity and cognitive processes such as memory, possesses a high concentration of glucocorticoid receptors that causes it to be susceptible to stress.7,8 During postnatal development, the amygdala undergoes a period of rapid growth which peaks during ages 9-11 and diminishes.9 These changes highlight the importance of the amygdala in studies regarding adolescent stress and trauma.	cache/bptjm-73.pdf	txt/bptjm-73.txt