Inside Out of Teen Emotions with Dr. Lisa Damour

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Kim Holderness

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4.8 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 25 June 2024

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Emotions are hard. Teen emotions are VERY hard. We brought in one of our favorite people to talk to us about the new Pixar movie, Inside Out 2. For the past four years, Dr. Lisa Damour has worked with the writers as they explore how becoming a teenager changes Riley’s emotional world. The author of three New York Times bestsellers, she helps highlight some of the uncomfortable emotions that are part of our everyday lives.

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0:00.0	There are more ways to feel.
0:04.6	Listen to Disney and Pixar's Inside Out 2, composed, in Cinemas Now.
0:29.0	What we see in cinemas now.
0:32.0	What we see in the research is that in little boys express more anger
0:36.8	outwardly at home than little girls do it actually flips in adolescence teenage
0:42.1	girls at home express more anger at home than boys do.
0:45.2	Oh that makes sense? Yeah, you know boys I think in many ways like just kind of shut down sometimes
0:50.8	but there's one form of anger that girls outpaced boys on through the entire
0:54.6	course of development and its disdain.
0:57.3	Which is so funny.
0:59.3	And I'm like, okay, number one, these researchers definitely had teenage daughters.
1:02.6	Check.
1:03.6	Number two, bless their hearts for asking this question, right?
1:06.6	Yes.
1:07.6	Hey everybody, I'm Kim Holdernis.
1:12.4	And I'm Penn Holdernis, I'm Penn Holdernus and this is the
1:14.0	Holdernus family podcast and like one of our favorites is here today we're so
1:17.8	excited. Oh my gosh it's so much fun anyway housekeeping we have new shirts
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