There pre-frontal cortex hasn't fully developed and leads them to have poor judment than a fully devolped cortex found in adults. While alcohol already effects judgment.
Yes, alcohol can affect teenagers more than adults for several reasons. Teenagers' brains are still developing, making them more susceptible to the negative effects of alcohol on cognitive functions, memory, and decision-making skills. Additionally, teenagers have lower tolerance levels and may underestimate the risks associated with alcohol consumption.
You could get very sick because of the toxins in alcohol. Also if you drink and drive it is dangerous and you could crash and get hurt or hurt someone else!!!!Also in my opinion it is just down right stupid.
no abstinence is not the best decision teens can make bout alcohol
yes, it messes with there devloment
I believe that teenagers have been drinking alcohol for many years. It is not so much a new problem as one that has been prevalent for years. One survey I have read stated one in three teenagers drink. This is a problem that requires attention.
Teenagers
Teenagers are more susceptible to the effects of alcohol due to their developing brains and bodies. Their brains are still maturing, specifically areas related to decision-making and impulse control, making them more prone to risky behaviors under the influence of alcohol. Teenagers also have a lower tolerance for alcohol compared to adults, as their bodies are still growing and processing alcohol at a different rate.
Yes
mostly adults use the computer for work and office work (such as powerpoint, Microsoft word)
It will make you more aware of what normal blood pressure should be in adults and teenagers.
teenagers need more calories then kids or adults because they are constantly active most of the time. they are also going through puburty which involves alot of energy.
As I know I think babies have less bone in their skull than adults.
because they are physically maturing and need more sleep.
More for teenagers because it includes violence and coarse language.
Teenagers consumed more alcohol and drugs in 1861 than they do today.
This has made teenagers force suicide and even smoking, plus drinking and driving. This has made adults more lazier and not take care of their wives and children and then left to be homeless.