Adolescence can be an incredibly turbulent time, with so many life stresses at play-- from pressures to fit in at school to concerns about college and a future career.

On top of all that, add in the worry that people might think you're a terrorist. It's a very real concern for some young Muslims in America today.

Dr. Farha Abbasi, an assistant professor of psychiatry at Michigan State University, joined Take Two for a discussion about the additional life stresses young Muslim Americans are facing.

To listen to the full interview, click the player above.