Six risky situation to which our youth is frequently exposed to
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Behaviors that Contribute to Unintentional Injuries and Violence. According to the CDC, there are certain risky behaviors that lead to unintentional injury, such as mobile phone use while driving, ...
Sexual Behaviors That Lead to Unwanted Pregnancies or Sexually Transmitted Diseases. ...
Alcohol or Drug Use. Risky behaviors regarding alcohol or drug use include having at least one drink during their lifetime, currently drinking on a regular basis, having five or ...
Vaping & Tobacco Use. Behaviors that lead to tobacco use include vaping, experimenting with cigarette smoking, smoking an entire cigarette before the age of 13, smoking a cigarette at ...
Unhealthy Dietary Behaviors. Risky behavior that leads to unhealthy diets include not eating the right amounts of fruit or drinking fruit juices, not eating any vegetables, not drinking milk, ...
Inadequate Physical Activity. Risky behavior that leads to lack of physical health is not getting enough exercise, which includes the following risk factors: not doing any cardio activity in ...
Describe any Six risky situations to which our youth is frequently exposed to.
Describe any four situations youths are frequently exposed to
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RISKY BEHAVIOUR
Schools - Bullying, pier pressure, drugs, bad influences, sexual behaviors.
Parties- drugs, drinking, sexual encounters.
Driving or riding with other teens.
Dating - sexual situations, unsafe sex, sexual pressures, pregnancy, sex diseases, emotionally unready etc.
Sporting events- pier pressure, drugs, etc.
Friends houses - sexual behaviors, drugs, drinking, exposure to unbecoming behaviors.
Teens have and will always have big choices to make that can have long lasting effects. Talking, informing, communicating with our children or youth in our community is critical.
Teens don't think things through as we might. They lack the experiences, and just simply have not developed enough to not take risk seriously.