Adolescence 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologySocial2UniversityNone Created by: worldsgreatestKCreated on: 25-11-23 21:22 What is the relationship between cortical brain matter and adolescence? Decreases over time 1 of 10 At what age is risk-taking behavior commonly observed in emergent adulthood? 19 –29 2 of 10 According to the dual systems model, what is responsible for restraining emotional impulses related to risk-taking behavior? Cognitive control system 3 of 10 What does the dual systems model NOT account for? Exposure to risk-taking 4 of 10 What is the role of peers in adolescent decision-making? Adolescents are motivated to avoid social rejection 5 of 10 In the peer condition of the drivers study, what was observed in terms of brain activity in adolescents compared to young adults/adults? Increased ventral striatum activity 6 of 10 What does the developmental neuro-ecological risk-taking model account for? Exposure to risk-taking opportunities 7 of 10 According to the developmental neuro-ecological risk-taking model, what is an example of social direct risk exposure? seeing peers engaging is risky behavior 8 of 10 What is the key factor predicting risk exposure age & culture 9 of 10 What correlates strongly with engaging in illegal behaviors High perceived benefit 10 of 10
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