3. our body relaxes completely
d. our brains \alarm system\ (amygdala) activates
4. how does mindfulness affect our brain?
a. it activates our brains hinking center\ (prefrontal cortex)
b. it permanently removes the amygdalas function
c. it increases stress hormones in our body
d. it makes us forget our emotions completely
5. during focused breathing practice, how long should you breath
a. 2 counts
b. 3 counts
c. 4 counts
d. 5 counts
6. when is a good time to use focused breathing?
a. only at home before bed
b. only during class time
c. before a test or when feeling nervous
d. only when a teacher instructs you to
7. what is the main purpose of the body scan mindfulness techniqu
a. to fall asleep faster
b. to notice physical sensations and where you might be holding
c. to strengthen your muscles
d. to improve your posture
8. during a body scan practice, what should you do when you notic
a. immediately stretch the tense area
b. ignore it and move to another body part

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3. our body relaxes completely
d. our brains \alarm system\ (amygdala) activates
4. how does mindfulness affect our brain?
a. it activates our brains 	hinking center\ (prefrontal cortex)
b. it permanently removes the amygdalas function
c. it increases stress hormones in our body
d. it makes us forget our emotions completely
5. during focused breathing practice, how long should you breath
a. 2 counts
b. 3 counts
c. 4 counts
d. 5 counts
6. when is a good time to use focused breathing?
a. only at home before bed
b. only during class time
c. before a test or when feeling nervous
d. only when a teacher instructs you to
7. what is the main purpose of the body scan mindfulness techniqu
a. to fall asleep faster
b. to notice physical sensations and where you might be holding
c. to strengthen your muscles
d. to improve your posture
8. during a body scan practice, what should you do when you notic
a. immediately stretch the tense area
b. ignore it and move to another body part

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### Question 4
# Brief Explanations:
Mindfulness is known to engage the prefrontal cortex (the brain's "thinking center"), while the amygdala is related to stress responses. Option B is incorrect as mindfulness doesn't permanently remove amygdala function. Option C is wrong because mindfulness reduces stress hormones. Option D is incorrect as mindfulness doesn't make us forget emotions completely. So the correct answer is A.
# Answer: A. It activates our brain's "thinking center" (prefrontal cortex)

### Question 5
# Brief Explanations:
In focused breathing practices, a common count for inhaling (and often exhaling) is 4 counts. Options A (2 counts) and B (3 counts) are too short, and D (5 counts) is less common in standard focused breathing guidance. So the correct answer is C.
# Answer: C. 4 counts

### Question 6
# Brief Explanations:
Focused breathing is useful for managing stress or anxiety, like before a test or when nervous. Option A is wrong as it can be used anywhere, not just at home before bed. Option B is incorrect as it's not limited to class time. Option D is wrong as it can be used without a teacher's instruction. So the correct answer is C.
# Answer: C. Before a test or when feeling nervous

### Question 7
# Brief Explanations:
The body scan mindfulness technique is used to notice physical sensations and areas of tension. Option A is wrong as it's not mainly for falling asleep faster. Option C is incorrect as it's not about strengthening muscles. Option D is wrong as it's not for improving posture. So the correct answer is B (assuming the option B text is about noticing physical sensations, as the text seems cut off but contextually this fits).
# Answer: B. To notice physical sensations and where you might be holding (assuming the full option is about noticing physical sensations/tension)

### Question 8
# Brief Explanations:
During a body scan, when you notice a tense area, the practice is to observe it (or sometimes breathe into it) but not immediately stretch (Option A) or ignore it (Option B is incorrect as you don't ignore, you observe). Wait, if the options are as given (A: Immediately stretch; B: Ignore and move), the correct approach in body scan is to observe the sensation, but among these options, ignoring and moving is not correct, but maybe the intended correct answer is related to observing, but with the given options, if we assume the question's context, maybe there's a typo, but based on standard body scan: you don't immediately stretch (A is incorrect) and you don't ignore (B is incorrect). But since these are the options, maybe the intended answer is B? Wait, no—body scan is about noticing, not ignoring. Maybe the options are miswritten. But based on the given options, if we have to choose, and assuming the question is about what NOT to do, but the question is "what should you do", maybe the intended answer is related to observing, but with the given options, perhaps there's an error. However, if we go by the options, and assuming that "ignore it and move" is not correct, but maybe the original question has different options. But based on the provided options, if we have to choose, and considering that immediately stretching (A) is not part of body scan (body scan is about awareness, not stretching), so the answer might be B? Wait, no—body scan is about noticing, so you don't ignore. This is a bit confusing, but maybe the intended answer is B (if the question is about what NOT to do, but the question says "what should you do"). Alternatively, maybe the options are misprinted. But based on the given options, and standard body scan practice, you don't immediately stretch (A is wrong), so the answer would be B? No, that's not right. Wait, maybe the options are different. Given the confusion, but based on the provided options, if we have to choose, and assuming the question is about what to do, and the options are A (stretch) and B (ignore), neither is ideal, but maybe the intended answer is B (but this is a bit off). However, perhaps there's a mistake in the question's options. But based on the given, if we have to pick, maybe B is the intended answer (but this is not accurate to body scan practice, but following the options).
# Answer: B. Ignore it and move to another body part (note: this is a bit conflicting with standard body scan, but based on the given options)

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