青少年的大脑:正在建设中。

IF 0.5 4区医学 Q3 LAW

Issues in Law & Medicine Pub Date : 2023-01-01

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性活动、酗酒和吸毒、暴力视频游戏、色情和其他活动，包括使用社交媒体，会损害青少年的思想吗?早期的高危行为似乎对大脑发育有重大的有害影响。有证据表明，荷尔蒙和神经模式的触发可能导致成瘾，以及其他高风险行为，社交退缩和抑郁。使这些担忧更加复杂的是青春期不成熟的决策过程。幸运的是，父母可以积极地影响青少年的大脑发育，因为他们帮助青少年决策，为青少年的环境提供结构，并监督青少年的活动。

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The Teenage Brain: Under Construction.

Can sexual activity, alcohol and drug use, violent video games, pornography and other activities, including use of social media, damage adolescent minds? Early high-risk behaviors appear to have significant harmful effects on the brain's development. Evidence suggests that the hormones and neural patterns triggered may lead to addictive, and other high-risk behaviors, social withdrawal, and depression. Compounding these concerns are the immature decision-making processes during adolescence. Fortunately, parents can positively impact the brain development of adolescents as they assist in decision-making, provide structure to the adolescent's environment, and monitor the adolescent's activities.

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