Question

Question 2 (1 point)

Why do teenagers sometimes make the wrong decisions when it comes to Internet
safety?

They don't know right from wrong.

They don't care about their own safety.

Their brain is not yet fully developed and they sometimes make the wrong
choices.

Teens never make the wrong decisions about anything.

Answer 1

Their brain is not yet fully developed and they sometimes make the wrong choices.

Step-by-step explanation:

By the time the person becomes a teen, some of the brain is developed, but not all of it. Because of that, the teen would make the wrong choice still.

(Also by process of elimination.)

C would be your best choice.

Answer 2

The correct answer is Their brain is not yet fully developed and they sometimes make the wrong choices.

Step-by-step explanation:

There is an explanation for how teenagers act regarding decision making and this is due to the maturation of their brain.

Teenagers' brains have not reached the highest level of development, just like adults.

The area of the brain responsible for making us distinguish between "good and evil" and the one that helps us make decisions is the frontal area, and scientists have found that during adolescence this area of the brain has not developed, but that It does completely in the adulthood.

That is why teens tend to make bad decisions.