Explore the fascinating neuroscience of the teenage brain in this 56-minute lecture by award-winning neuroscientist Sarah-Jayne Blakemore at The Royal Institution. Discover how adolescent brains differ from those of children and adults, and learn about cutting-edge research on teenage behavior, social cognition, and decision-making. Delve into topics such as brain development, MRI studies, white and gray matter changes, risk-taking behaviors, and social influences. Gain insights into the cultural differences and historical perspectives of adolescence, and understand how teenage experiences shape adult identities. Examine the ongoing development of the brain and the significant changes that occur during this crucial period of life.
The Neuroscience of the Teenage Brain - With Sarah-Jayne Blakemore
The Royal Institution via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
What is adolescence
Cultural differences
History
Brain development
MRI
White and gray matter
The brain never stops developing
The brain changes hugely
Risktaking
Social influence
Social exclusion
Influence by others
Conclusion
Taught by
The Royal Institution
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K.K.SanshithaSarah-Jayne gave an explanatory perception. I became proficient in understanding adoloscence. I learned various soceitial and internal factors which influences the decision making of an adoloscent. Thank you so much for providing an adequate course....
