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El Cerebro del Adolescente: Descubre Cmo Funciona Para Entenderlos Y Acompaarl OS / The Teenage Brain: Explore Its Workings to Understand and Suppor
by David Bueno
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Por qu los adolescentes se acuestan tan tarde? Es normal que nos lo cuestionen todo? Sabas que estn ms indefensos que los adultos frente al estrs y tienen ms tendencia a la ansiedad o la ira? Por qu en su habitacin reina el desorden? Los adolescentes son diferentes porque tambin lo es su cerebro: ms fuerte y, al mismo tiempo, ms vulnerable que en cualquier otra etapa de la vida. Los adolescentes se comportan como adolescentes porque eso es lo que son y lo que tienen que hacer. La adolescencia es poca de cambio, de renovacin y de crecimiento para el cerebro. Con el fin de abandonar los comportamientos tpicos de la infancia y adquirir conductas propias de los adultos, el cerebro madura, hace nuevas conexiones y elimina otras. Es una poca de cierto caos, pero tambin emocionante, de descubrimiento y renacimiento. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION In this magnificent book, internationally renowned biologist and neuroeducator Doctor David Bueno invites us, in a masterful and pleasant way, to discover what is happening inside the teenage brain so we may get to know and understand them. Along these pages we will find valuable information to help us encourage and empower teenagers, set an example, be respectful of their maturity rate, support them emotionally when they need it, and, all in all, understand adolescence as a necessary and wonderful stage for those living it and the people around them. Why do teenagers stay up so late? Is it normal that they question everything? Did you know that they are even more helpless than grownups when it comes to stress, and that they are more prone to anxiety and anger? Why are their rooms so messy? Teenagers are different because their brains are different. Their brains are stronger and, at the same time, more vulnerable than in any other stage in life. Adolescents behave as adolescents because that is what they are and that is what they should do. Adolescence is a time of change, of renovation and growth for the brain. In order to abandon the common behaviors of infancy and acquire new conducts inherent to adults, the brain matures, makes new connections and rids itself of others. It is a bit chaotic, but also a time of excitement, discovery, and rebirth.
Por qu los adolescentes se acuestan tan tarde? Es normal que nos lo cuestionen todo? Sabas que estn ms indefensos que los adultos frente al estrs y tienen ms tendencia a la ansiedad o la ira? Por qu en su habitacin reina el desorden? Los adolescentes son diferentes porque tambin lo es su cerebro: ms fuerte y, al mismo tiempo, ms vulnerable que en cualquier otra etapa de la vida. Los adolescentes se comportan como adolescentes porque eso es lo que son y lo que tienen que hacer. La adolescencia es poca de cambio, de renovacin y de crecimiento para el cerebro. Con el fin de abandonar los comportamientos tpicos de la infancia y adquirir conductas propias de los adultos, el cerebro madura, hace nuevas conexiones y elimina otras. Es una poca de cierto caos, pero tambin emocionante, de descubrimiento y renacimiento. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION In this magnificent book, internationally renowned biologist and neuroeducator Doctor David Bueno invites us, in a masterful and pleasant way, to discover what is happening inside the teenage brain so we may get to know and understand them. Along these pages we will find valuable information to help us encourage and empower teenagers, set an example, be respectful of their maturity rate, support them emotionally when they need it, and, all in all, understand adolescence as a necessary and wonderful stage for those living it and the people around them. Why do teenagers stay up so late? Is it normal that they question everything? Did you know that they are even more helpless than grownups when it comes to stress, and that they are more prone to anxiety and anger? Why are their rooms so messy? Teenagers are different because their brains are different. Their brains are stronger and, at the same time, more vulnerable than in any other stage in life. Adolescents behave as adolescents because that is what they are and that is what they should do. Adolescence is a time of change, of renovation and growth for the brain. In order to abandon the common behaviors of infancy and acquire new conducts inherent to adults, the brain matures, makes new connections and rids itself of others. It is a bit chaotic, but also a time of excitement, discovery, and rebirth.
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