Risky Choices

The video explores the concept of risky behavior, particularly among teenagers. It discusses the appeal of risky activities, the role of adrenaline, and how brain development influences decision-making. The prefrontal cortex, responsible for problem-solving and decision-making, is not fully developed until the 20s, leading to more impulsive and emotional decisions during adolescence.

What is the main concern about having a mini Godzilla in the office?

• It might eat the employees.

• It is too expensive to maintain.

• It is not as cool as a dog.

• It is not allowed by the office policy.

Why do teenagers often engage in risky behaviors?

• They are unaware of the consequences.

• They are forced by their peers.

• They want to avoid responsibilities.

• They seek new experiences and an adrenaline rush.

What should teenagers consider before taking a risk?

• If it will be fun.

• Whether it will make them popular.

• Whether it is legal.

• If it is for their own gain or someone else's.

Which part of the brain is responsible for decision-making and problem-solving?

• Amygdala

• Prefrontal cortex

• Cerebellum

• Hippocampus

Why is the prefrontal cortex important in understanding teenage risk-taking?

• It is still developing, leading to impulsive decisions.

• It helps in making emotional decisions.

• It is fully developed in teenagers.

• It controls physical strength.