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Back to the future: The organizational–activational hypothesis adapted to puberty and adolescence
Hormones and Behavior, 06/04/09

Schulz KM et al. - The authors present evidence that adolescence is part of a single protracted postnatal sensitive period for steroid-dependent organization of male mating behavior that begins perinatally and ends in late adolescence. They present evidence that female behaviors also undergo steroid-dependent organization during adolescence, and that social experience modulates steroid-dependent adolescent brain and behavioral development.

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