Since he entered puberty, Barry has been staying awake late at night, is often snacking at midnight, and has almost no energy in the morning. Barry's behavior
A) means that he needs professional help
B) means that he is trying to avoid them
C) is due to changes in his brain
D) is due to hormonal shifts

Question

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Barry's behaviors are typical of hormonal shifts that occur during puberty, particularly the increase in the hormone melatonin which can upset sleep patterns and contribute to late-night snacking. However, it is important to monitor these behaviors and seek professional help if they become extreme or disruptive to daily life.

Since He Entered Puberty, Barry Has Been Staying Awake Late