Question
How does having responsible friends help you avoid behaviors that put you at risk for an STI?
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Responses
When you are with responsible friends, you have more peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors.
When you are with responsible friends, you have more peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors.
When you are with responsible friends, you have less peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors.
When you are with responsible friends, you have less peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors.
When you are with responsible friends, you are more likely to be alone with someone of the opposite sex.
When you are with responsible friends, you are more likely to be alone with someone of the opposite sex.
When you are with responsible friends, you avoid making your own decisions.
When you are with responsible friends, you avoid making your own decisions.
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The correct response is: When you are with responsible friends, you have less peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors.
Any person who is _______ should be tested for STls
A. Sexually active
B. Physically active
C. Older then 16
D. Young then 16
The correct response is: A. Sexually active
If peoplebdo not know they are infected with STls how can they put others a risk?
A. They will not get treatment and many infect others
B. They will get treatment and infect others
C. They will not get treatment and then kiss others
D. They will not get treatment and then Hug others
The correct response is: A. They will not get treatment and may infect others.
Having responsible friends can help you avoid behaviors that put you at risk for an STI because when you are with responsible friends, you have less peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors.
The correct answer is:
When you are with responsible friends, you have less peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors.
Explanation:
Having responsible friends can be helpful in avoiding behaviors that put you at risk for an STI. Responsible friends are more likely to prioritize your well-being and encourage healthy behaviors. They are less likely to pressure you into engaging in risky behaviors such as unprotected sex or sharing needles, which can increase the risk of contracting an STI. By surrounding yourself with responsible friends, you create a supportive environment that promotes safe decision-making and reduces the likelihood of engaging in risky behaviors.