The Brain
Personal Care
Mindfulness/Stress Relief
Relationships
Random Knowledge
100

What is the last region of the brain that fully develops around the age of 25?

Prefrontal Cortex

100

How many hours of sleep does the teenage brain need every night?

8-10 hours

100

Studies have shown performing mindfulness activities can reduce what negative emotions when practiced regularly. 

Stress, Anxiety, Depression

100

True or False: 

Receiving compliments and saying affirmations light up the same part of the brain and release dopamine. 

True

100

What are 3 other words for being mad?

Angry, frustrated, livid, infuriated, annoyed ....

200

This is the term for a beneficial effect that can be tied to a patient's belief in the treatment, more than the treatment itself. 

Placebo Effect

200

What unit is sound measured in?

Decibels

200

True or False: 

Making a positive change to your schedule will easily be integrated into your routine and be beneficial from the first try.

False: Routines and habits are built over weeks and months.

200

What is the first step of setting boundaries: communication or self-reflection?

Self-reflection. You need to clearly define what your boundaries are before you can communicate them effectively. 

200

Give an example of an affirmation.

I am... 

I can do...

300

The reward center of the brain is most active during which stage of development?

Toddler: 2-3 Years Old

Preteen: 11-13 Years Old

Teenager: 14-18 Years Old


Teen Years

300

True or False:

Listenin to an Iphone on full volume can damage hearing after 15 minutes.

True

300

Staying in the lines is not the only way you can do this mindfulness activity.

Coloring, Drawing, Sketching

300

What are 2 tips we discussed in class to improve communication?

-Use other person's name

-Make comfortable eye contact

-Actively listen (phones away)

-Match mood, body language

-Be aware of culture and neurodivergence 

300
What are two important measures of a personality assessment. 

(Think of the Oreo Test)

Valid (Accurate) Reliable (Consistent)

400

Name at least 1 reason why teens make risky decisions.

-Their Prefrontal Cortex is not fully developed (planning and rational thought).

-It produces oxytocin/dopamine (feel good hormones).

-Evolutionary response to leave the family unit.


400

Name two environmental conditions to help a person fall asleep faster.

Dark, Quiet, Cold

(Bed comfort)

400

You can do this activity inside, outside, or even in a chair. Try not to get too down, dawg.

Yoga

400

What is one side of the friendship triangle?

-Positivity

-Volunerability

-Consistency

400

Name the form students should fill out to receive government funding for college.

FAFSA- Free Application for Federal Student Aid

500

What does the neurotransmitter GABA do? What is its effect?

GABA functions as the primary inhibitory neurotransmitter for the central nervous system (CNS).

It produces calming affects and stops hyperactivity that produces anxiety, stress, and fear.

500

Sounds above what decibel are conisdered dangerous?

85 decibels

500

Often called the “stress hormone,” this substance increases your heart rate and blood pressure. Chronic high levels of what hormone causes weight gain (by slowing metabolism), weakens bones, and interrupts sleep patterns.

Cortisol

500
Think about the committed relationship line. What are the 3 options after stagnation occurs?

Rekindle, Settle, Terminate

500

Sandy is furnishing her new apartment. She never misses a payment, but only pays the minimum balance. At the end of the month Sandy has reached her credit limit. 

Does her credit score go up or down, and why?

It goes down.

Reaching the limit increases your credit utilization ratio and she only pays the minimum balance every month. This makes her risky to lend money to her in the future for another purchase. 

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