Which Directly Increases the Risk for Sexually Transmitted Infections in an Adolescent

question 11

Multiple Choice

Which directly increases the risk for sexually transmitted infections in an adolescent?

• A) Experimentation with substances
• B) Increased number of peer relationships
• C) Low prevalence of consistent contraceptive use
• D) Psychological and physical distancing from parents

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