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Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) has been studied in ways never before possible because to breakthroughs in brain imaging technology. Indirectly, the accuracy and interpretability of findings affect our understanding of neurodevelopmental processes, highlighting the crucial necessity of dependable techniques. There are a wide variety of obstacles to overcome in this field, from the intricacies of researching developing brains to the subtle interplay of different cognitive processes. Overcoming these problems demands creative approaches and enhanced procedures that can capture the changing character of cognitive growth. The goal of this framework is to improve the accuracy and sensitivity of cognitive neuroscience studies, leading to a deeper comprehension of the complex mechanisms at play during brain development. In this study, there is a method called functional magnetic resonance-based tensor imaging (FMR-TI) that combines the strengths of both methods to provide more precise mapping of cognitive growth throughout time. As a bonus, the suggested method uses simulation analyses to verify its efficiency and resilience in capturing the nuances of cognitive development, making the results of the study more trustworthy. The proposed methodology can be used to a wide range of fields, such as educational neuroscience, clinical psychology, and developmental neuroscience. Understanding cognitive growth better has far-reaching effects on educational programs, diagnostic methods, and treatment plans. Moreover, this methodological improvement holds promise for unraveling the neurological foundations of neurodevelopmental diseases, helping to the development of focused therapies and tailored treatment strategies. The robustness of the processing, the flexibility of the paradigm, and the validity of the simulation are all taken into account during the investigation.