Addiction
Reward Pathway
Adolescent Paradox
Technology
Drugs of Abuse
100

The feel good neurtransmitter

What is Dopamine

100
This is released in your brain as a reward when you do something for survival.

What is Dopamine?

100

This part of the brain is the last to develop.

"What is the pre-frontal Cortex?"

100

These are the three main goals of social media companies.

"What is engagement, growth, and revenue?"

100

This type of drug excites the nervous system.

What is a Stimulant?

200

Don't Hijack this, or you'll think its necessary for survival...

"What is the Reward Pathway?"

200

This is the process of the use it or lose it phase.

What is Synaptic Pruning?

200

Human beings have an innate sense to gain this from a the family unit.

What is indepedence?

200
You should turn these off on your phone.

What are Notifications?

200

Use to revive opioid overdose victims.

What is Narcan?

300

One can build this up over time, making a user need to use more and more in order to achieve a "high"

What is Tolerance?

300

This stores all of the facts your senses collect, as to  when you received jolt of dopamine. It is relied upon when creating the Reward Pathway.

What is Memory?

300

Pre-frontal Cortex is responsible for this type of thinking.

What is rational decision making?

300

Each one of us has one of these on-line following us, and predicting what we'll watch.

What are Algorithms?

300

This type of drug slows you nervous system down.

What is a Depressant?

400

Drug Seeking Behavior.

What is addiction?

400

Memory is stored here.

What is the Hippocampus?

400

The understanding of teenage seeking independence as a biological function, and the decision making trouble they can get into.

What is THE ADOLESCENT PARADOX

400

He is the co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology 

Who is Tristan Harris?
400

This is the area in the neuro-pathway in where dopamine receptors and neurotransmitters flood, creating the "high" drug abusers get.

What is the Synaptic Cleft?

500

The "Shakes", Fever, vomitting, irritability.

What is Withdrawal?

500

Rat Parked proved that environment and social interaction was key in avoiding this.

"What is addiction?"

500

This is released in the brain when teenagers seek out each other outside the immediate family unit. 

What is dopamine?

500

News Feeds from these sites are often not news, but rather advertisements meant to look like news.

What is Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Google?

500

Herion, percoset, oxycotin, morphine, fentanyl...

What are opioids?