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How the brain changes of motherhood help human survivalVersión en línea Zhanerke Zhantassova por zhanerke 1 According to the video, what percentage of women experience the 'baby blues' after delivery? a 50-85% b 10-15% c Nearly 100% d Less than 1 2 What does Dr. Harvey mean by the term 'Lizard Mom'? a The feeling of being cold-blooded or unemotional after birth b An old, deep part of the brain that provides warnings to protect the baby c A specific type of hormonal imbalance found in primates d A negative part of the brain that causes postpartum psychosis 3 Why does the speaker mention the Japanese macaque monkeys? a To prove that humans should give birth in hot springs b To show that all primates are naturally perfect parents c To demonstrate that maternal experience and awareness of danger are learned for survival d To explain why human gestation is shorter than monkey gestation 4 What is the 'Grandmother Effect' mentioned in the talk? a Grandmothers tend to be more anxious than mothers b A theory that grandmothers are the ones who teach 'Lizard Mom' instincts c The presence of a grandmother increases the survival rate of grandchildren d Grandmothers often experience the same hormonal drops as new moms 5 How does the 'reticular activating system' (RAS) change in new mothers? a shuts down to allow the mother to sleep through any noise b It increases the mother's ability to multitask during the day c It becomes acutely attuned to the specific sounds or silence of the baby d It causes the mother to forget her own name ('Mom Brain') 6 What is one of the key changes Dr. Harvey suggests for the future of maternal care? a Ignoring intrusive thoughts so they don't become 'daymares' b Educating moms that brain changes are protective 'superpowers' rather than just pathologies c Increasing the dosage of estrogen for all postpartum women d Encouraging mothers to parent completely alone to build strength

How the brain changes of motherhood help human survivalVersión en línea

Zhanerke Zhantassova

por zhanerke

According to the video, what percentage of women experience the 'baby blues' after delivery?

50-85%

10-15%

Nearly 100%

Less than 1

What does Dr. Harvey mean by the term 'Lizard Mom'?

The feeling of being cold-blooded or unemotional after birth

An old, deep part of the brain that provides warnings to protect the baby

A specific type of hormonal imbalance found in primates

A negative part of the brain that causes postpartum psychosis

Why does the speaker mention the Japanese macaque monkeys?

To prove that humans should give birth in hot springs

To show that all primates are naturally perfect parents

To demonstrate that maternal experience and awareness of danger are learned for survival

To explain why human gestation is shorter than monkey gestation

What is the 'Grandmother Effect' mentioned in the talk?

Grandmothers tend to be more anxious than mothers

A theory that grandmothers are the ones who teach 'Lizard Mom' instincts

The presence of a grandmother increases the survival rate of grandchildren

Grandmothers often experience the same hormonal drops as new moms

How does the 'reticular activating system' (RAS) change in new mothers?

shuts down to allow the mother to sleep through any noise

It increases the mother's ability to multitask during the day

It becomes acutely attuned to the specific sounds or silence of the baby

It causes the mother to forget her own name ('Mom Brain')

What is one of the key changes Dr. Harvey suggests for the future of maternal care?

Ignoring intrusive thoughts so they don't become 'daymares'

Educating moms that brain changes are protective 'superpowers' rather than just pathologies

Increasing the dosage of estrogen for all postpartum women

Encouraging mothers to parent completely alone to build strength

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How the brain changes of motherhood help human survivalVersión en línea

por zhanerke

According to the video, what percentage of women experience the 'baby blues' after delivery?

What does Dr. Harvey mean by the term 'Lizard Mom'?

Why does the speaker mention the Japanese macaque monkeys?

What is the 'Grandmother Effect' mentioned in the talk?

How does the 'reticular activating system' (RAS) change in new mothers?

What is one of the key changes Dr. Harvey suggests for the future of maternal care?

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