What we know from ordsprog
 The frontal lobe of the brain, which controls these behaviors, matures until age 21. As children mature, some symptoms get better -- though they don't grow out of ADHD, as used to be believed, and half need treatment into adulthood. |
| This research suggests that we're understanding different parts of the brain in relation to decision-making and emotions. |
| Alcohol is the number one high-risk behavior. After only five minutes of having one drink, the alcohol reaches the brain and greatly decreases a person's inhibitions. |
| It's important for states to bring proven-effective alcohol prevention programs, like Protecting You/Protecting Me, to schools to help protect children from the dangers of underage alcohol use. Teaching children decision-making skills when they are young will help guide them when faced with the decision to drink alcohol. This program gives them the education and confidence to do the right thing. |
| In fairness, she's not the only one. She was just one of the more high profile. Sometimes people think it's OK if they take their keys away, but it's not all about drunk driving. Research shows the brain is not fully developed until age 21 and many things can damage the brain until then. All of those things that you absolutely would not wish on your child come from underage alcohol use. |
| Research is showing more and more that using movement and doing brainteasers increases the overall health of your brain. |
| For smokers, alcohol may provide a double whammy. Now we know that once they start drinking, their craving to smoke also increases. |
| It doesn't always attract the most out-going kids, and many are taking risks in decision-making for the first time. You see the kids grow in their confidence and their ability to speak in front of an audience. |
| We have drug and alcohol grants that a lot of schools participate in to help kids make the right decision, and we emphasize the problems associated with alcohol use with our student-athletes. Here we are, going to a state event where there is going to be some of that going on. |
| These areas of the brain are fairly deep and not associated with math and taxes. They're more associated with emotions or how people feel before they're about to do something. Anticipatory emotions may have some role in decision-making and even financial decision-making. |
| Our fMRI scanning reveals that middle age represents the transition between the patterns observed in youth to that found in old age. The see-saw imbalance in the two frontal lobe areas is not as significant as in older adults, but the functional changes are detectable by middle age. |
| He's looked OK. He's done what we've asked him to do. I don't think that he's had any problem with it. When will we make the decision [if he'll play]? When we're sure that the decision that we're making is . . . that we're not going to have to double back on it. That we're sure it's going to be the right decision for that point in time. |
| Our fMRI scanning reveals that middle age represents the transition between the patterns observed in youth to that found in old age. The seesaw imbalance in the two frontal lobe areas is not as significant as in older adults, but the functional changes are detectable by middle age. |
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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "What we know from the brain research is that kids and alcohol don't mix. It impacts their frontal lobe so decision making judgment and risk taking increases. So it's a double mix of danger.".
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Ordsprog (2097480 st) Søg
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Kilder (201303 st) Søg
Billeder (4592 st)
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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "What we know from the brain research is that kids and alcohol don't mix. It impacts their frontal lobe so decision making judgment and risk taking increases. So it's a double mix of danger.".