Campaigns to Prevent Risky Behaviours by Teens May Be Less

question 25

Multiple Choice

Campaigns to prevent risky behaviours by teens may be less effective because _____ leads teens to believe that bad things are likely to happen to others but not to themselves.

• A)formal operational thinking
• B)the personal fable
• C)probabilistic reasoning
• D)the imaginary audience

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Definitions:

Pollution Controls

Measures and technologies implemented to reduce or eliminate the emission of pollutants into the environment.

Respiratory Illnesses

Diseases that affect the lungs and respiratory system, potentially impacting breathing and oxygenation of blood.

Nuisance Doctrine

a legal principle that allows individuals to seek relief from disturbances or interferences with the use and enjoyment of their property.

Air-quality Standard

Regulations and guidelines intended to maintain or improve the quality of the air in outdoor or indoor spaces.