When teens are asked by peers to engage in risky behaviors, they should practice abstinence, or a way to
A. refrain from engaging in risky behaviors.
B. engage in risky behaviors with peers.
C. hide their uncomfortable feelings.
D. deal with all of their emotions.
My answers (connexus)
1. Respect
2. Unfair and prejudice
3. You think positively about yourself
4. You are extremely nervous and start sweating waiting to accept diploma
5. Try to understand what you're feeling
6. Defense mechanisms
7. obsessive compulsive disorder
8. Mark has been bullied for years
9. projection
10. (I picked self esteem but it was wrong so I think its self concept)
11. refrain from engaging in risky behaviours
12. Being angry at yourself for losing a key
13. I don't want to play soccer with you guys its a stupid sport
14. Tell others the negative things you think about yourself
15. major life change
i think its a
Maithreya right u are in college park
Im at college park
The correct option is A. refrain from engaging in risky behaviors.
When faced with peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors, it is important for teenagers to practice abstinence, which means they should refrain from participating in those activities. Abstinence involves consciously choosing not to engage in behaviors that may have negative consequences or put an individual's health, well-being, or safety at risk.
To arrive at this answer, you can analyze the question and use the process of elimination:
Option B suggests that teenagers should engage in risky behaviors with their peers, which goes against the idea of avoiding such behaviors.
Option C suggests that teenagers should hide their uncomfortable feelings, which does not address the issue of engaging in risky behaviors.
Option D suggests that teenagers should deal with all of their emotions, which does not specifically address risky behaviors.
Therefore, the correct option is A, as it provides an effective strategy for teenagers to navigate peer pressure and make responsible choices by refraining from engaging in risky behaviors.
That doesn't help!
You take a guess and someone will check I am sure. Which one
makes sense?