Neurophysiologists Claim That the Teenage Brain Works Different Than Adult

Neurophysiologists claim that the teenage brain works different than adult brains when processing nonverbal information. The teenage brain

A) has difficulty correctly recognizing emotions expressed nonverbally.
B) more accurately recognizes emotions expressed nonverbally.
C) correctly interprets the meaning of facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice.
D) is highly sensitive to nonverbal messages about the emotional state of their parents.
E) primarily relies on nonverbal cues to accurately determine the emotions in a message communicated by others.