allornoneperiaatteen
Allornoneperiaatteen is a proposed cognitive-psychological pattern describing how some adolescents interpret social information in binary, all-or-nothing terms. In this framework, teen perception may swing between extremes: experiences and people are classified as entirely good or completely bad, and decisions are rendered as absolute either/or choices rather than graded judgments. The term is a neologism formed from all-or-none thinking, paired with "teen" to signal age-related emergence, and is used mainly in speculative discussions about adolescent cognition.
Origin and usage: The phrase allornoneperiaatteen appears in online discussions and informal writing about adolescent thinking.
Characteristics and manifestations: Common features include rapid polarization after limited information, black-and-white moral judgments, heightened sensitivity
Causes and development: Proposed explanations point to neurodevelopmental changes in adolescence, including evolving executive function and
Assessment and critiques: There is no standardized measure for allornoneperiaatteen; researchers rely on qualitative reports or
Interventions: If considered relevant, approaches could include cognitive-behavioral strategies to foster probabilistic thinking, media literacy to