Episode 2 | Stressed Teens
Clip: Episode 2 | 3m 16s
An experiment in a shop window demonstrates why teens feel far more stressed than adults.
An experiment in a shop window demonstrates why teens feel far more self-conscious than adults in the same situation. The activity in the teenager’s medial prefrontal cortex plays an important role in how young adults perceive themselves.
Episode 2 | Stressed Teens
Clip: Episode 2 | 3m 16s
An experiment in a shop window demonstrates why teens feel far more self-conscious than adults in the same situation. The activity in the teenager’s medial prefrontal cortex plays an important role in how young adults perceive themselves.
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Episode 2 | Inside a Child's Brain
The process of becoming someone is about pruning back the brain’s connections. (1m 59s)
Episode 2 | Nuns and the Aging Brain
A study of nuns’ brains shows us how to best protect our brains as we age. (3m 37s)
Episode 2 | Stuck in the Present
The case of Henry Molaison reveals an important discovery for neuroscience. (2m 41s)
Episode 2 | Your Job Can Reshape Your Brain
The brains of London taxi drivers were tracked before, during and after their training. (2m 19s)
Learn how our personality, memories and sense of self all emerge from neural activity. (30s)
Human babies are born utterly helpless, compared to many newborn animals. Why? (2m 3s)
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