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Puberty & Teenagers (13–18) Quizzes

Conflict, autonomy, mental health and screen use in adolescence

Which behaviour is NOT a normal teen mood swing but a serious warning sign? 8 Questions
Puberty & Teenagers (13–18)

Which behaviour is NOT a normal teen mood swing but a serious warning sign?

Persistent withdrawal from friends, hobbies and family for several weeks is a warning sign of depression or crisis. Trus...

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What's the difference between a consequence and a punishment? 8 Questions
Puberty & Teenagers (13–18)

What's the difference between a consequence and a punishment?

A consequence is logically connected ('If you use your phone at night, it sleeps outside your room'). A punishment is me...

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What usually works best with teenagers in a difficult conversation? 8 Questions
Puberty & Teenagers (13–18)

What usually works best with teenagers in a difficult conversation?

Active listening and validation ('I get that this makes you angry') works better than instant advice. Teens open up when...

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Which substance use is neurologically especially risky for the developing teen brain? 8 Questions
Puberty & Teenagers (13–18)

Which substance use is neurologically especially risky for the developing teen brain?

Cannabis and alcohol interfere with the still-maturing brain – early use measurably raises the risk of addiction and men...

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Until what age is a teenager's brain not yet fully neurologically mature? 8 Questions
Puberty & Teenagers (13–18)

Until what age is a teenager's brain not yet fully neurologically mature?

The prefrontal cortex – responsible for impulse control, planning and risk assessment – isn't fully mature until around ...

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