About Tara Parker-Pope

Tara Parker-Pope wrote a "Well" blog for the New York Times, one of the most popular and most e-mailing journalists in the newspaper. She is common today on radio and television including Good Morning America and CNN. Parker - Pope lives in Bucks County, Pennsylvania

But I am bored. What I would like to write is that Tara Parker - Pope was posted on the Wall Street Journal a while ago, which always existed in my opinion. It is entitled "Is it love or a mental illness? It is closer than you think". It is an interesting study comparing the brain scan of people who fell in love recently with others who are adored by them. A neuron system called the human cerebral limbic system and a group of neurons called the nucleus accumbens are areas of the brain involved in satisfaction, reward, and joy. They use the neurotransmitter dopamine to communicate with each other. Unfortunately, the nucleus of the nucleus accumbens may be too tight, and the first pleasure may develop into poisoning. Who said that there were not many good things?

In a recent article by the New York Times, a journalist Tara Parker-Pop wrote a story titled "Today's teenagers are smarter and better than we think?" The current generations of teenagers are faced with some of the police officers claiming to be "released, having rights and becoming addicted to social media." As evidence of her position she pointed out an amazingly balanced aggressive teenager who led protest march to get better gun control. So what is the story? Should we worry about the 'Z generation', or will she leave them as suggested? '

In the New York Times article "Is it influenced by music?", Tara Parker-Pope wrote as follows. Reference material: "How do these references affect today's young people?" These video images can be interpreted as both ends of the spectrum Advertising inappropriate use of drugs From advertising to content to advertise alcohol and lesbians, to challenging social norms and systems, to attract young people a concept that causes more influential thought.The declining type of music is based on sexual harassment and guns By promoting violence as a normal way of life it deprives us of the freedom of choice for young people and most of the boys need to describe sex like abusers and girls.In God's ugly "water" lyrics It contains.