10 to 25 wer. angielska

In "10 to 25," David Yeager delves into the groundbreaking research on the brains of adolescents and young adults, shedding light on effective ways to connect with, educate, and guide the younger generation. Neuroscientists have uncovered that around the age of ten, the brain undergoes changes that cause young individuals to seek out socially rewarding experiences like pride, admiration, and respect, while they become particularly sensitive to social discomfort. This heightened sensitivity to social status and esteem persists through the mid-twenties. The insights from "10 to 25" empower adults to leverage this knowledge to inspire young people, steering clear of common communication pitfalls and conflicts. During this period, young people are primed for learning, growth, and remarkable achievements, provided we can engage with the core neurobiological mechanisms that influence their motivation and behavior. The book presents long-term strategies aimed at fostering well-rounded, self-sufficient, and successful young adults, making it a vital resource for parents, educators, and mentors alike.