For teenagers puzzled and worried about their changing bodies or mood swings, for parents having to cope with teenagers, for anyone wanting to understand why humans have this immense transition phase in their lives. David Bainbridge provides a wise, sympathetic guide to the teenage process using a whole host of scientific procedures to explain just what’s going on.
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During the second decade of human life, the body and brain undergo a profound and complex transformation, with emotions and intellect changing as rapidly and unpredictably as weight and height. These changes can be baffling - to teenagers and to those around them alike - but adolescence plays an important evolutionary role in who we become as adults and there are hard scientific facts behind the spots, the smells, and the sexual experimentation, as well as the existential angst, the anger, and the irresistible attraction to all the things that are bad for you. In clear, engaging and amiable prose, David Bainbridge explains the strange and wonderful science of the teenage years. And tells us just exactly what teenagers are for.
Teenagers: A Natural History features in the following genres: Popular Science, eBooks of the Month, Science: general issues, Mathematics and Science, Recommendations
Teenagers: A Natural History is available in Ebook, Paperback
Teenagers: A Natural History was written by David Bainbridge and published by Portobello Books Ltd
Teenagers: A Natural History has 358 pages
£8.09
