Understanding The Teen Brain And Engaging Youth In Planning Their Own Future (Nv)
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What kinds of activities will help reduce the amount of ‘pruning’ the teen brain experiences?
- A.
Playing a musical instrument
- B.
Plenty of sleep
- C.
Video games
- D.
Social Media
Correct Answer
A. Playing a musical instrument -
- 2.
What task in adolescence is very important but sometimes goes under the radar?
- A.
Moral and Spiritual development
- B.
Physical change
- C.
Belonging and peers
- D.
Gender identity
Correct Answer
A. Moral and Spiritual development -
- 3.
Lawrence Steinberg compares an adolescent brain responding to life, with:
- A.
A car being built with a working accelerator and breaks that have not been installed yet.
- B.
A roller coaster ride
- C.
A rainbow after a thunderstorm
- D.
Being lost in a jungle
Correct Answer
A. A car being built with a working accelerator and breaks that have not been installed yet. -
- 4.
All of the following assist with making good moral decisions except:
- A.
Parents telling children what they should and shouldn’t do
- B.
Connections
- C.
A sense of safety
- D.
Regulation of emotions
Correct Answer
A. Parents telling children what they should and shouldn’t do -
- 5.
When communicating with a teen, you will likely get the same response from them by just having a conversation as you would if you tried to engage them with their mind, body, and emotions.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 6.
What can be a protective factor for a developing teen?
- A.
All answers are correct
- B.
A caring adult
- C.
A school
- D.
A positive self-esteem
Correct Answer
A. All answers are correct -
- 7.
In the S.O.D.A.S. Model of problem solving, the O stands for:
- A.
Options
- B.
Order
- C.
Other
- D.
Only
Correct Answer
A. Options -
- 8.
When you are trying to assist a teen in making a decision, what part of the process is often forgotten, but the most important?
- A.
Reflection
- B.
Gathering the information
- C.
Brainstorming the factors to consider
- D.
Making a decision
Correct Answer
A. Reflection -
- 9.
Emotional and facial expressions are processed the same way between and adult and a teen.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 10.
What does it mean to have someone in your life for a “Season”?
- A.
To form a relationship with someone, but the relationship will not last your entire life
- B.
To form a relationship with someone to fulfill a specific purpose
- C.
To form a relationship with someone so that you can utilize them when you need help in a specific area
- D.
To form a relationship with someone who is only around during certain holidays
Correct Answer
A. To form a relationship with someone, but the relationship will not last your entire life -
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