School-based prevention programs, such as sex education, are MOST likely to succeed when they focus on:
a. moral dictums related to risky behaviors
b. social sanctions against risky behaviors
c. consequences of risky behaviors
d. financial aspects of risky behaviors
C
School-based prevention programs, such as sex education that focus on consequences of behaviors rather than on moral dictums, have been successful. The nurse can assist in acknowledging that adolescents have a need to be accepted by a peer group and to feel good, but at the same time must have visions for the future so that decisions that may affect the rest of their lives are not left to sudden whims of desire and passion.
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