They are dramatic, irrational and scream for seemingly no reason. They do stupid things. And they have a deep need for both greater independence and tender loving care. You could say this about teens or toddlers. 

And here's why: After infancy, the brain's most dramatic growth spurt occurs in adolescence, and that growth means things get a little muddled in a teen mind. 

Teen brains are also wired to seek reward, act out, and otherwise exhibit immaturity that will change when they become adults. - See more at: http://www.livescience.com/13850-10-facts-parent-teen-brain.html#sthash.6u5oKf9d.dpuf

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