An edition of Risky teen behavior
(2012)
Risky teen behavior
by Heidi Watkins
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Table of Contents
Risky teen behavior is a serious problem / United States Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control
Risky teen behavior has been declining / Kathleen Carroll and Leslie Brody
Teens take risks because their brains have not matured
The immaturity of teen brains can be advantageous / Nancy Shute
The brains of teens who take risks are actually more mature than those of non-risk taking teens / Robert Epstein and Jennifer Ong
Excessive texting may be a sign of risky behavior in teens
Texting helps teens be happy and healthy / Smith, Natalie
Sexting is a serious issue / Joshua D. Herman
The courts should not overreact to teen sexting art / Bowker and Michael Sullivan
Teen driving games can be deadly / Jeremy Roebuck
More laws will curb risky teen driving behavior / Matt Sundeen
Teens ignore laws intended to curb risky teen driving behaviors / Dan Whitcomb
Parental involvement curbs risky teen driving behavior
Teens need to be warned about the "choking game" / Paula Hunt
Warning teens about the choking game may promote it / Christina A. Samuels
Extreme sports can have long term positive consequences for teens / Nichole Buswell
What you should know about risky teen behavior
What you should do about risky teen behavior
Organizations to contact
Bibliography
Index.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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