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Adolescents often display fluctuations in mood along with undeveloped emotional regulation and poor tolerance for frustration. Emotional and behavioral control usually increases over the course of adolescence due to:

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: The correct answer is B: Cerebellum maturation. During adolescence, the cerebellum undergoes significant development, leading to improved emotional and behavioral control. The cerebellum plays a crucial role in coordinating movement and regulating emotions. As it matures, adolescents become better at processing and responding to emotions, leading to increased emotional regulation and tolerance for frustration. Limited executive function (choice
A) would actually hinder emotional control. Cerebral stasis and hormonal changes (choice
C) do not directly contribute to improved emotional regulation. A slight reduction in brain volume (choice
D) is not associated with increased emotional control.

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