While participating in protests "supports" a cause, it can have certain negative effects on you and your future, especially at a young age.
1. Depending on the kind of protest, you can be recorded or "arrested", This, of course, goes onto a record of sorts, and employers can see this. It can give them a negative view and decrease the chance of you getting a job.
2. Your social credibility is known and will also be impacted negatively, you will be seen as rebellious and show that you are someone who will drop something (such as work/homework) to march around yelling or holding up a sign, which as you could tell, doesn't look good and will indefinitely will be seen as irresponsible.
he is probably very interested in the basal ganglia and cerebellum <span>areas of the brain. Basal Ganglia is a part of our brain that receives input on what motoric movement that our body about to make. Cerebellum has the function to process that input and send orders to our sensory system to make that motoric movement.</span>
