Showing posts with label adolescent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adolescent. Show all posts
Understand Adolescent Brain Development: Lack of Fear; Thrill Seeking
Understanding Adolescent Brains; Lack of Fear Means Need for Excitement
Adolescent brains have adult capacity but lack the restraint that comes with age. The brain of a teenager has developed intellectually, but doesn't understand cause and effect and consequences. This leads to a need for excitement and danger.
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Understand Adolescent Brain Development: Concrete vs. Abstract Operations
The brain of a teenager has developed for the most part, to its full adult ability. Teens progress from concrete, two-dimensional thinking to abstract thinking. Adolescents brain neurons are firing at a rate unparalleled at any other time of life.
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Understand Adolescent Brain Development: Selfishness, Fairness, Ethical Behavior
Parenting is a challenge. Parenting a teenager can seem like a monumental task. The adolescent brain has all adult capabilities. But the teen's sense of fairness and ethics has not completely formed yet, so many healthy teens seem ruthless and selfish.
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Puberty, Teens and Parenting Health Help

Puberty. Hormones. The pituitary gland has a lot to answer for. It steals away your precious infant and drops a snarling tornado of tears in her place. The poor parents are left shell-shocked in the wake of the storm.
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