What effect does rough-and-tumble play have on brain development? Children who engage in more rough-and- tumble play have a greater amount of neuronal growth. Children who engage in more rough-and- tumble play have a more developed prefrontal cortex in adolescence. Children who engage in more rough-and- tumble play have a more developed motor cortex. Children who engage in more rough-and- tumble play have a higher level of dopamine in the brain.

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