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Review essential health education concepts with this 2026–2027 study guide on risk behaviors, peer pressure, and effective decision-making strategies. Explore practical approaches to recognizing risks, responding to social influences, making informed health choices, and developing healthy behaviors. Ideal for students preparing for quizzes, exams, assignments, and health education coursework.

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Risk, Peer Pressure &
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Exam Review




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Risk,
Strategies
Peer Pressure
in Health
& Decision-Making
EducationPage
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of 5 _ Study
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2026_2027 _ Study Guide & Exam Review

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What is an example of a risk


taking behaviour? - Actions that have a potential negative consequence or threat to health,
safety, or well-being.


What factors can influence risk


taking decisions? - Peer pressure, media, personal values, emotions, and environment.


What is peer pressure?


Influence from members of one's peer group that can encourage someone to change their
attitudes, values, or behaviours.




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