An fMRI study of inhibitory control and the effects of exposure to violence in Latin-American early adolescents: alterations in frontoparietal activation and performance.

If brain function associated with the ability to control inhibition is more permanently impaired by exposure to violence, there may be significant impacts in school performance and social-life behaviors (including impaired learning and studying abilities, impaired social abilities and poor impulse control).

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