Kathryn Berkett

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School Shorts · Listen to this and the Teen Brain Will All Make Sense! with Kathryn Berkett · 26 Apr 2026 podcast

So we need to recognise that maybe only a few people at a time, not too many.

So it's the fusiform gyrus area.

I did once say to my daughter, she goes, why are you so angry at me during that time?

I went, sweetheart, it's your fusiform gyrus.

So you can use that.

I love that.

She didn't, but it helped me not overreact.

But it's upgrading.

And so while it upgrades and why I call it a glitch is because as a baby, we understood happy, sad, and angry.

They're the basic emotions.

Then during our terrific twos, we upgrade them and we learn confused and frustrated and hungry.

And then at adolescence, because of the upgrade, we sort of glitch back to the basics.

And so now when you look confused, they think you're angry.

When another girl was looking at them and just looking at them and maybe being, oh, what am I, I don't like my own dress or something, they interpret that as you're angry with me.

So it's an inability to understand the subtle emotions.

Does it change?

When does it stop glitching?

We would hope roundabout.

And by the way, you'll get moments of non-glitching.

They'll go, oh, they'll have these amazing insights into things like that.

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