Block 3 - Analyze the Text by Lindsey Schartner

Reread paragraphs 9–11 and notice the word anxiety. Using clues from the text, fill in a word gap by providing your own definition of anxiety, and give an example of when someone might experience it.

lmschartner — 2025-02-18 20:42:23 UTC

How do the Cyberball experiments contribute to our understanding of the connection between physical and social pain in teens?

lmschartner — 2025-02-18 20:42:23 UTC

Review the subheading “Words Do Hurt Like Sticks and Stones.” What would you predict about the ideas in this section of the text? Summarize the section and explain whether your prediction was accurate.

lmschartner — 2025-02-18 20:42:23 UTC

Review the graphic of the brain included in the text. What ideas from the text does the graphic help illustrate?

lmschartner — 2025-02-18 20:42:23 UTC

Why does the author consider some forms of embarrassment good for us, a Contrast and Contradiction from what we might expect? Do you agree with this view?

lmschartner — 2025-02-18 20:42:23 UTC

Andi, Evan,Brandon

2025-02-19 16:34:57 UTC

The Cyberball experiments contributes to our understanding to physical and social pain. Cyberball using physical and social pain to teeens. In the story, it says “ no big surprise teens in the cyberball experiment feel sad and rejected.” That is how Cyberball uses physical and social pain through teens in a game.

Nathan, Keegan, Jackson

2025-02-19 16:35:26 UTC

The cyberball experiments that teens don’t like being left out. This is shown on 226 when it says “the players start throwing the ball only to each other leaving the research participant out completely.” This explains that teens don’t like being left out.

Jase Angel Marissa

2025-02-19 16:35:50 UTC

The experiments with cyberball contributes to our understanding between physical and social pain by, when the bots stop passing to them they feel social pain.

JJ,Delaney, and Rowan

2025-02-19 16:35:54 UTC

The cyberball expierience

explains that the Brain

reacts to physical

physical and social pain different,

The article states rejection activates the

same brain system that trigger this shows that pain physical and mental pain trigger the brain the same way.

Leah, Raylee, Logan

2025-02-19 16:41:24 UTC

The cyber ball experiment contribute to our understanding of the connection between physical and social pain and teens. This means that that kids/teens are getting left out and their reaction is I’m feeling sad/rejected I got this answer because of this sentence in paragraph seven “no big surprise-can in the cyber fall experiments feel sad and rejected.” This explains that those cyber ball experiments make teens feel sad and rejected, which makes them not feel like themselves and feel Out of the normal.

Andi,Evan,Brandon

2025-02-19 16:44:12 UTC

The author consider some form of embarrassment good for you. In the story it says “ our life’s don’t depend on social acceptance anymore, but social pain is still helpful.” That’s how the author considers some embarrassment is good for you.

Syrel, Maryan, and natalie

31nateresinski — 2025-02-19 16:44:33 UTC

The cyberball experiment contributes to our understanding of teens and social pain, once the ball was thrown to both bots, the player felt sad and left out! The text states, “No big surprise- teens in these experiments felt sad and regected.” The text explains how teens feel sad once the bots left them out.

Some embarrassment is good for you.because they fear of begin left out. (Without a group people couldn’t find enough food or protect themselves.fear of rejection forces people to behave well enough for the community to keep them around.) this shows that some embarrassment is good for you

2025-02-20 16:05:31 UTC

KEEGAN JACKSON NATHAN

Andi,Evan,Brandon

2025-02-20 16:06:55 UTC

I predict that words hurt like getting hit by sticks and stones. I was pretty accurate because they talk about how words can hurt.

Angel Jase marissa

2025-02-20 16:07:55 UTC

The author thinks embarrassment is good for us because it helps us not be selfish jerks. The text states “fear of rejection pulls on the right side of the tug of war against mean or selfish behavior” if we are rude no one likes us.

Maryan, sacrel, Natalie

2025-02-20 16:09:05 UTC

The author consider embarrassment good for us because you can learn, and related to it. In the text 14 it state “ unfortunately knowing the benefit of social pain wont some you from flash of humiliation.” This contrast and contradiction of we experience at the movement you feel embarrassed but later you might found funny. I agree with this view because you can learned from it.

Maryan, syrel, Natalie

31nateresinski — 2025-02-20 16:11:04 UTC

The heading “Words Do Hurt Like Sticks and Stones” gives us an idea that it may have something to do with words and how they affect people. The section “Words Do Hurt Like Sticks and Stones” describes how the experiment cyberball affects teens. It also explains how words affect some people. Our prediction was slightly right but most of the section was cyber ball!

JJ, Rowan, and Delaney

31dejarosinski — 2025-02-20 16:12:31 UTC

The author says that embarrassment is good for you because it teaches your brain what to do in that moment. This is different from what we know because we don’t like being embarrassed. We do not agree because we also don’t like being embarrassed. The text states, “wouldn’t it be better if we could just turn off hurt feelings, embarrassment, and the desire to fit in? Probably not.” This shows the author thinks it’s good for you to be embarrassed and hurt.

Leah, Raylee, Logan

2025-02-20 16:15:14 UTC

The Arthur consider some forms of embarrassment good because when you get embarrassed, you think in your head never do that again so you never do that again I got this information because of this sentence in paragraph 12 “Fear of rejection forced people To behave well enough for the community to keep them Around.” Embarrassment can make you a better person so I do agree with these views.

Andi,Evan,Brandon

2025-02-20 16:15:16 UTC

The idea of the text help us illustrate the graphic. It helps by showing us the areas of the brain and understanding the brain. In the story, it says “ here are some regions associated with the emotional highs and lows of our social life”. So as you can see that the graphic helps us.

Andi,Evan,Brandon

2025-02-20 16:20:13 UTC

Anxiety is when someone is feeling not like their self. It is usually when you’re not comfortable and sometimes you cannot deal with some people that easily.

Berkley Lauren

31bevandermuss — 2025-02-20 16:21:15 UTC

The experiments contribute to our understanding by showing how the connection by showing how teens experienced social pain caused by rejection. In the text it says : “Teens in these experiments felt sad and rejected.” This shows how the experiments contribute to social pain.

Jj, Delaney, Rowan

2025-02-20 16:21:49 UTC

I perdict the ideas of "words do hurt like sticks and Stones, is words hurt mentally and physicaly. My prediction was not parcitaly correct the

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abt low

pain can

De mental and

physical.

Marissa Jase angel

2025-02-20 16:23:05 UTC

I think The section “words do hurt like sticks and stones” is about when you get mentally hurt feel like you got physically hurt but you didn’t

Natalie, Sacel, Maryan

2025-02-20 16:24:01 UTC

The graphic illustration in text gives us an idea because show how our brain can respond to get hurt and problem. In the text 4 it says, “because of these brain, teens start reacting more strongly to social problems.” This explains how do teen reacting to feelings and social problems

Maryan. Syrel. And natalie

31nateresinski — 2025-02-20 16:24:50 UTC

The word “anxiety” means how someone might try to fire in and start to stress that they might be rejected. Someone may feel anxiety when in a new space or in a competition. The text explains,” Unfortunately, the systems that trigger embarrassment and fear of rejection fire up years before the systems that tame bad feelings.” This gives us some context for the definition of anxiety!

Nathan Keegan Jackson

2025-02-20 16:25:13 UTC

I think this text is about how actions and words can hurt. The text is about a experiment named cyberball and it was when this teen was playing catch with someone and that other person started throwing it was someone else and the teen felt sad and rejected.

Lauren and Berkeley

31bevandermuss — 2025-02-20 16:26:06 UTC

The author considers some forms of embarrassment healthy because in the past it kept people from being isolated and acting out. As the text states: “Before modern society, people needed to belong to a group to survive.” This shows how embarrassment doesn’t have to be a bad thing.

Leah Raylee Logan

2025-02-20 16:28:24 UTC

Would predict that This sentence is about how words can hurt more than you think.

The section is about cyber experiments and it talks about physical and social pain so I was wrong about my prediction.

Lauren and Berkeley

31bevandermuss — 2025-02-20 16:28:47 UTC

We predicted that the text would be about how words hurt causing social pain, which is similar to “Words do hurt like sticks and stones” or physical pain. I would say our prediction was quite accurate.

JJ, Delaney, Rowan

2025-02-20 16:29:28 UTC

The Brain shows the ideas adults and teens different experiences and social pain. The text states the brain Ow! system that reacts to both. physical and Social pain. This shows that the brain reacts the Same, physical, and mental pain.

Lauren and Berkley

31bevandermuss — 2025-02-20 16:32:25 UTC

The graphic helps illustrates how certain parts of the brain cause certain emotions. As the text shows “Certain feelings and reactions take place in specific brain regions.” This shows how the graphic supports ideas from the text.

Nathan Keegan Jackson

2025-02-20 16:33:12 UTC

The ideas that the graphic gives us is that we know where all of the brain parts are and that we know what they do like the (dacc the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex and anterior insula comprise the brains ow system that reacts to both physical and social pain.) and that text explains what we answered

Lauren and Berkeley

31bevandermuss — 2025-02-20 16:34:26 UTC

Anxiety is when someone has a specific fear of something. An example of anxiety is if someone has social anxiety and has to order at restaurant this could cause them to panic.

JJ, Delaney Rowan

2025-02-20 16:35:17 UTC

The word anxiety means your body is

reacting to stress and you get nervous. Some ways you саn

experience anxiety is when you first meet some one for the First time or presenting something.

Keegan Nathan Jackson

2025-02-20 16:36:46 UTC

the definition of anxiety is when you feel kind of scared and you feel diffrent than you usually do

Leah Raylee Logan

2025-02-20 16:36:57 UTC

Ideas in the text help illustrate the DACC. In paragraph seven it says “rejection activates The same part that physical pain triggers” The graphic shows us where the physical pain goes and how it works.

Jase angel Marissa

2025-02-20 16:44:31 UTC

The graphic helps us understand where things happen when we are scared. The text states “ the dacc and anterior insula comprise the brains ow system that react to both physical and social pain” this shows what is doing what.

Leah Raylee Logan

2025-02-20 16:44:46 UTC

Anxiety is a feeling someone gets when they are in a nervous/intense situation.

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Example :

Someone might experience anxiety when being called down o the principal‘s office.

Anxiety is when someone get stressed and could have shaky legs and fast breath. Someone could have anxiety when 4 people sre talking at once and could get overwhelmed

2025-02-20 16:45:51 UTC