The emotional lives of teenagers : raising connected, capable, and compassionate adolescents / Lisa Damour, Ph.D.
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- ISBN: 9780593500019
- ISBN: 0593500016
- Physical Description: xxiv, 226 pages : illustration ; 22 cm.
- Edition: First edition.
- Publisher: New York : Ballantine Group, [2023]
- Copyright: ℗♭2023.
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Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 187-212) and index. |
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Subject: | Emotions in adolescence. Teenagers > Social conditions. Parent and teenager. Parenting. |
Genre: | Self-help publications. |
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The Emotional Lives of Teenagers : Raising Connected, Capable, and Compassionate Adolescents
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Table of Contents
The Emotional Lives of Teenagers : Raising Connected, Capable, and Compassionate Adolescents
Section | Section Description | Page Number |
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Introduction | xv | |
Chapter 1 | Adolescent Emotion 101: Getting Past Three Big Myths | 3 |
Myth #1 | Emotion is the Enemy of Reason | 5 |
Helping Teenagers Learn to Trust Their Gut | 8 | |
A Caveat: Teen Judgment Can Be Context-Dependent | 11 | |
Myth #2 | Difficult Emotions Are Bad for Teens | 15 |
Emotional Discomfort Promotes Growth | 17 | |
When Should Teens Be Shielded from Emotional Pain? | 21 | |
Myth #3 | With Their Amped-Up Emotions, Teens Are Psychologically Fragile | 24 |
Emotional Does Not Mean Fragile | 27 | |
When Is Professional Support in Order? | 31 | |
Chapter 2 | Gender and Emotion | 36 |
Why Gender Differences Matter | 38 | |
Gender Rules Start Early | 40 | |
Gender Differences in Empathy and Aggression | 41 | |
Girls and Anger | 46 | |
Gender and the Adultification of Black Teens | 49 | |
Gender Differences in Psychopathology | 51 | |
Helping Girls Handle Anger | 53 | |
Helping Boys Talk About Their Feelings | 55 | |
How Peers Reinforce Gender Rules (and What to Do About It) | 58 | |
The Roots of Harassment | 64 | |
Teens and Self-Esteem | 67 | |
Beyond the Traditional Gender Binary | 70 | |
Chapter 3 | Seismic Shift: How Adolescence Puts a New Emotional Spin on Everyday Life | 74 |
A Brain Under Major Construction | 76 | |
Why Your Teen Hates How You Chew | 80 | |
Heightened Friction, and How to Deal with It | 86 | |
Risk Seeking, and How to Keep Teens Safe | 91 | |
Starting Life Online | 95 | |
Keeping Technology in Its Place | 98 | |
Peer Relationships, Both Romantic and Not | 100 | |
Why Teenagers Dislike School | 106 | |
Chapter 4 | Managing Emotions, Part One: Helping Teens Express Their Feelings | 111 |
Talking About Feelings Works | 114 | |
Listening, Really Listening, Matters | 117 | |
Empathy Goes Further than We Think | 119 | |
Helping Teens Get Specific About Feelings | 121 | |
Getting Teens to Open Up | 123 | |
Letting Teens Set the Terms of Engagement | 127 | |
Taking and Making Conversational Openings | 130 | |
Owning and Repairing Parenting Mistakes | 132 | |
Valuing Nonverbal Expression | 138 | |
Recognizing Unhealthy Emotional Expression | 142 | |
Chapter 5 | Managing Emotions, Part Two: Helping Teens Regain Emotional Control | 145 |
When Emotions Need to Be Brought Under Control | 148 | |
Distraction-An Important Tool for Emotion Regulation | 150 | |
Small Pleasures, Big-Time Mood Control | 155 | |
Taking Sleep Seriously | 158 | |
Deliberate Breathing-Sounds Absurd, Works Great | 162 | |
How to Give Advice to a Teenager | 165 | |
Changing Feelings by Correcting Thinking | 167 | |
Helping Teens Adopt a New Vantage Point | 172 | |
As Parents, Managing Our Own Emotions | 175 | |
Recognizing Harmful Emotional Control | 179 | |
Conclusion | 183 | |
Acknowledgments | 185 | |
Notes | 187 | |
Recommended Resources | 213 | |
Index | 217 |