5. INFLUENCES:
Individual factors e.g self esteem
High level of disposable income
Peer Pressure
Australian Cultural Norms (Socially Accepted)
RISK FACTORS:
Poor social skills
Relationship and family problems
Media/advertising
Poor coping strategies
Lack of parental supervision
8. Young people most at risk for road accidents:
Male drivers
Female passengers
People living in rural and remote areas
Inexperienced drivers
Risk Factors:
Gender-male
Inexperience
Age
Driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs
Speeding
Fatigue
Peer pressure
10. Young people most at risk:
Homosexual males
People with low self-esteem
People engaging in unprotected sex
People who are sexually active at a younger age
Influences:
Individual factors (not being loved ect.)
Poor coping skills
Society’s values on sexual relationships
Peer pressure
Risk factors:
Not being educated
Peer pressure
Unprotected sex
Lower socioeconomic status
13. People most at risk:
Females
High-school students
People suffering a mental illness
Inactive young people
Influences:
Personality styles (e.g. Perfectionist)
Poor nutritional choices
Media
Family history
Culture (judging of appearances, expectations ect.)
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