1. How does the desire for some teens to take risks cause unsafe consequences?

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2. What is one behavior-related health risk that results in injury, illness, or death for teens?

3. What is your personal susceptibility to this behavior-related health risk?

4. What healthy practices or behaviors can reduce the risk?

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Answer 1

1. The desire for some teens to take risks can lead them to engage in unsafe activities, such as reckless driving or substance experimentation, which can result in accidents, injuries, or dangerous situations.

2. One behavior-related health risk that results in injury, illness, or death for teens is drunk driving.

3. My personal susceptibility to this behavior-related health risk depends on my environment, choices, and understanding of the consequences of drunk driving.

4. Healthy practices that can reduce the risk include not drinking and driving, using designated drivers, educating peers about the dangers of alcohol, and promoting safe transportation options.