Understanding Emotions in Adolescence

Tony Hale and Dr. Lisa D'Amour discuss the new movie Inside Out 2, focusing on adolescence and emotions. They explore the challenges of parenting teenagers, the brain's remodeling during adolescence, and the impact of social media on envy. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding and managing emotions, emphasizing that negative emotions are not pathological but part of human nature.

Who is Tony Hale excited to talk to about emotions in the video?

• Fear

• NatGeo

• Riley

• Dr. Lisa D'Amour

What role does Dr. Lisa D'Amour play in the film Inside Out 2?

• Voice actor

• Psychologist consultant

• Producer

• Director

Which new emotion is NOT introduced in Inside Out 2?

• Ennui

• Joy

• Embarrassment

• Anxiety

What is the term used in the video to describe the feeling of boredom?

• Lethargy

• Apathy

• Ennui

• Indifference

What significant change occurs in teenagers during adolescence according to the video?

• They develop new hobbies

• Their brain remodels

• They become more introverted

• They lose interest in social media

According to the video, what is a key feature of adolescence?

• Desire for solitude

• Ability to view oneself from another's perspective

• Increased independence

• Heightened interest in academics

How does social media affect adolescents, as discussed in the video?

• It increases social comparison

• It enhances their creativity

• It reduces their anxiety

• It improves their communication skills

What is a suggested conversation starter with teenagers about social media?

• Encouraging them to post more

• Talking about online privacy

• Discussing their favorite influencers

• Highlighting the difference between reality and highlight reels

What is a common challenge for parents of teenagers mentioned in the video?

• Managing their own emotions

• Understanding their children's new hobbies

• Planning family vacations

• Finding new schools

What is a common misconception about negative emotions in today's culture?

• They should be ignored

• They are always harmful

• They are a sign of weakness

• They are pathological