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WorksheetsDopamine and Teenage Logic
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the chemical that makes us feel good and drives us to seek out rewards?
Serotonin
Dopamine
Adrenaline
Melatonin
What is the term for the ability to control impulses and make more thoughtful decisions?
Cognitive dissonance
Cognitive development
Cognitive control
Cognitive bias
What is the term for the type of thinking that focuses on the potential rewards of an experience rather than the potential risks?
Hyperrational thinking
Impulsiveness
Dopamine
Critical thinking
Why are teenagers more susceptible to addiction?
Because they have more self-control
Because their brains release less dopamine in response to new experiences
Because their brains release more dopamine in response to new experiences
Because they have fewer opportunities to try new experiences
What is the word for acting without thinking about the consequences, which is frequently seen in teenage behavior?
Impulsive
Rational
Cautious
Deliberate
What is the term used to describe the potential negative consequences associated with engaging in risky behavior during teenage development?
Consequence
Risk
Growth
Maturity
Which of the following is a reason why it's important to understand how the teenage brain works?
To limit the amount of fun teenagers can have
To help teenagers make safer and healthier choices
To make teenagers more impulsive
To encourage teenagers to take more risks
What is the term for the changes that the teenage brain is going through due to hormones?
Cognitive development
Emotional development
Hormonal development
Physical development
What is the term for the belief or desire that is in conflict with our values or beliefs?
Cognitive dissonance
Cognitive development
Cognitive control
Cognitive bias
What is the term used to describe the positive outcomes associated with making healthy choices during teenage development?
Achievement
Reward
Consequence
Risk
