Briefly explain contextual and cognitive factors related to sexual risk taking in adolescence.
What will be an ideal response?
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Two contextual factors related to sexual risk taking in adolescence are these:
? | Socioeconomic status: The percentage of sexually active young adolescents is higher |
? | Familial and parenting factors: Sexual risk taking in adolescence is associated to |
Two cognitive factors related to sexual risk taking in adolescence are these:
? | Antisocial behavior: being violent, stealing, and running away from home were |
? | Another longitudinal study found that weak self-regulation at 8 to 9 years of age and |
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