What Were You Thinking
The real stories of adolescents who made life-altering choices – from hacking to terrorism – that led to disastrous results. Journalist Dina Temple-Raston goes beyond the headline-grabbing effects to talk with the young people about the causes of their decisions. She also dives into the latest science to explore how the adolescent brain contributes to risky behavior and how we can help it choose more wisely. Learn more at Audible.com/adolescentbrain.
Great for Educators!
12/31/2019
Anyone who works with adolescences should listen to this podcast! Im sharing this show with my administration and fellow teachers; wonderful resource. Thank you for providing this research and the interesting stories that come with it!😊
Can’t wait for more!
04/03/2019
This podcast really sucked me in. Really interesting topic and makes you really think.
MORE PLEASE
03/29/2019
I love this podcast! There is nothing about this you can’t love. You learn so much about so many different things, all while being able to understand little parts of yourself you may never had answers too. Im a young mother of 2. Ages 7 & 1. As a teenage mom, I had so much going on. I learned so much science about depression, hyperactivity and social cues that I wish I had known back then. This is an extremely great podcast. 5 stars for a reason!!
COME BACK!!!
02/21/2019
LOVE this series. Getting so much insightful information regarding brain development in late teen/early adulthood years. So much to consider. Can’t wait for more episodes!!
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- CreatorAudible
- Years Active2017 - 2018
- Episodes7
- RatingClean
- Copyright©2017 Audible Originals, LLC (P) 2017 Audible Originals, LLC
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