They learn to calm and control them by using their past experiences. ... It even shows the different parts of the brain that control how they act and why they act that way. ... The teenage mentality/brain can only handle certain things a certain times and this is when evolution steps into place. According to the article the process in which they learn to handle all their emotions is happening up until the early twenties." Then between puberty and adulthood the frontal lobes - responsible for such "executive" functions as self control, judgement, emotional regulation, organization and plannin...

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I'm going over in my mind the seven steps: count, grab the controls, check the dome, note the position of the other skydivers, locate the jump area, determine the direction of the wind and prepare for landing 1500 feet above ground. ... I review the steps surprised with the simplicity of the process, holding the controls to discover that they are as easy to use as I was taught. ... Before having a third opportunity to revise the steps in my mind, I already am on the ground and touch it with a tremendous force. ...

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Self-monitoring is known as the process of paying close attention to one's behavior and using these observations to shape the way one behaves [CITATION Adl14 p 26 y l 1033 ]. ... This can be confusing to him at times as sometimes he lets the two identities mix and he loses control at home with Arnie. ... There are many steps in the perception process and they start with selection, then organization, stereotyping, and punctuation. ... Once I learn all these new terms and processes, I am easily able to see how they play out in my life. For example, selection, organization, interpretation, ...

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