"Teenage Brain" David Dobbs Flashcard

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Which sentence from the article best supports the central idea?

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Teenagers often make decisions differently than adults because their brains process risks and rewards in unique ways.

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Which sentence from the article best supports this explanation?

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Scientists have found that teenage brains respond more intensely to potential rewards than adult brains.

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Plasticity (as used in the article)

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The brain’s ability to change and adapt

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How does the author structure the article to develop key ideas?

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By presenting research findings and explaining their significance

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Which excerpt from the article best supports this structure?

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Studies show that the teenage brain’s reward system is highly active, influencing decision-making.

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What is the author’s main purpose in writing this article?

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To explain how teenage brain development influences behavior

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Which statement from the article best supports the author’s purpose?

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Understanding teenage brain development can help educators and parents support adolescents.