Question

ow 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.

Answer 1

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When you are with responsible friends, you have less peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors.

Answer 2

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When you are with responsible friends, you have less peer pressure to engage in risky behaviors. Responsible friends are more likely to make informed decisions about their own sexual health and safety, and they can serve as positive influences in encouraging safe behaviors. They may provide support and advice regarding healthy relationships, practicing safe sex, and getting tested regularly for STIs. Their responsible attitudes and behaviors can help you avoid making impulsive decisions that put you at risk for STIs.