“Making the Cultural Connection” asks students to contemplate how particular findings might (or might not) change if the research were carried out in a different cultural context.
“Making the Personal Connection,” asks students to think about their own adolescent experience in the context of the research.
“Making the Scientific Connection” asks students to contemplate a finding’s scientific implications.
“Making the Practical Connection” challenges students to think about how a finding might inform policy or practice.
The tenth edition includes more than 800 new studies from over 60 scientific journals from the fields of psychology, education, neuroscience, sociology, psychiatry, criminology, economics, law, medicine, and public health.
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