Answer:
The teenage brain is not fully developed. Sometimes, all of their decisions are not logical. They can be impulsive and make choices based on which way the wind is blowing. If they would take time to learn from other's mistakes, their own mistakes, and to think about something before making a decision, it might help. Their brains are also vulnerable. They will seek out rewards no matter what happens. If you know you are going to get something good for doing something, you often do it without thinking about the consequences of your actions. The teen brain needs to nurture. Girls will figure it out before boys! A teenager will often have risky behaviors based on the dopamine they have. This is the pleasure system of the brain.
Explanation:
There is an old saying, "If it feels good, do it". This is not wise...Think about it and make a rational decision.
