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How does the functioning of the amygdala differ from an adult vs an adolescent?
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the amygdala matures faster than the prefrontal cortex and is called upon by teens first
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What are the two types of behavior control?
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Exogenous (reflexive)
Endogenous (voluntary) |
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what type of behavior control do teens use?
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exogenous
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what type of behavior control is planned thinking?
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endogenous
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The _____ is the CEO of the brain and is one of the last to develop. This takes charge of planning, decision making, strategizing, and voluntary behaviors
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Prefrontal cortex
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The _____ is one of the first to develop, is the size of an almond, and is nestled deep in the back of the brain
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Amygdala
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the _____ is the center for impulsive and emotional reactions
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amygdala
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What are 3 ways in which an overtaxed prefrontal cortex affects adolescent's lives?
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-Undermines executive functioning
-Impairs planning behaviors & sound judgement -increases impulsiveness and the likelihood for behaviors that are not thought through to conclusion |
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What measures can adults take to help adolescents successfully navigate through the teen years?
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Set up guidelines
clearly stating expectations modeling appropriate behaviors weigh risk vs reward teaching planning skills |
