ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Our ability to trust other people is foundational to our personal relationships and to society as a whole, and adolescence is a key time for learning how to balance the vulnerability and emotional risks it requires. In this episode, Ron talks with Eveline Crone, developmental neuroscientist at Erasmus University in Rotterdam, and Jennifer Rodgriquez, executive director of the Youth Law Center in San Francisco, about how we can help adolescents develop the capacity to trust in an era when it's getting harder to believe what we hear and see.
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