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The six categories of teen risk behaviors are:

  • Practices that Lead to Accidental Injuries and Violence
  • S.e.x.u.a.l practices that result in unintended pregnancy or s.e.x.u.a.l.l.y transmitted illnesses
  • Use of drugs or alcohol
  • Vaping & Smoking
  • Unhealthy Eating Habits
  • Insufficient physical exercise

Why do teens have risky behaviors?

Teenagers get better at impulse control as they get older. Teenagers are more likely than children or adults to be impacted by their social environment, according to research. Therefore, if it makes them fit in, they are more likely to engage in risky behavior.

What are some examples of positive risk-taking by teens?

This tendency can be used to motivate either positive (socially acceptable and beneficial) or negative (illegal and deadly) risk activities. Teenagers who take positive risks include those who earn Olympic medals for successfully completing snowboard stunts and pupils who speak out against gun violence in public.

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