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Coming of Age

How Adolescence Shapes Us
Book • 2024
Coming of Age: How Adolescence Shapes Us delves into the often misunderstood period of adolescence, using a decade of expert research to expose myths and reveal the genuine reasons behind teenage behaviors.

The book covers various aspects of adolescent life, including peer pressure, risk-taking, sex, love, bullying, and friendship.

It highlights that apparent recklessness is often calculated, teenagers are socially conservative as well as rebellious, and that self-consciousness and sensation-seeking are normal and useful.

The author, Lucy Foulkes, emphasizes the extraordinary capacity of adolescents for resilience, empathy, and mutual support, and how these experiences are crucial for self-discovery.

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Eric Weiner
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Danielle Sands
in relation to aging and the limitations of the body.
Philosophy in the Age of Covid-19, with Eric Weiner and Danielle Sands
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Brett McKay
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Eric Weiner
when discussing aging and how to approach it.
#643: Life Lessons From Dead Philosophers
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Conor Boyle
as the author of the book discussed in the podcast.
The Teen Mental Health Crisis and How Adolescence Shapes Us, with Lucy Foulkes and Pandora Sykes (Part 2)

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