Sample
Summaries after sample
,Sample
Summaries after sample
, The adverse consequences and
Risk factors that lead to
implications of teenage pregnancy
unhealthy sexual behaviour
• Pregnancy can negatively affect physical health of teenage mothers
- potentially causing bone damage and tearing. • Physical and mental well-being, self-image,
• Teenage mothers often face lack of community respect, hindering relationships, and morals all impact sexual health.
self-esteem and access to help. • Unhealthy sexual behaviour = being too young,
• Both parents may suffer from depression, loss of friends, and stress. having sex without a condom, not using
• Many teen parents drop out of school to find work and care for the contraception, or having sex with multiple partners.
child - affects their education and career prospects. • Healthiest choices = abstinence, being faithful to
• Cultural compensation (lobola) may be required for unmarried one partner and using a condom.
fathers - financial burden on the family. • Alcohol or drug use can lead to poor decision-
making - increased risk of unhealthy sexual
behaviour.
•
Sample
Strategies to deal with
unhealthy sexual behaviour
Abstinence - safe and effective option, even if
U1: Sexual
behaviour and
The unwanted results of
sexual health
Summaries after sample
past sexual encounters have occurred.
• Know your HIV status and partner's HIV status.
unhealthy sexual behaviour
• Use condoms during sexual activity. • Teenage pregnancy.
• Be faithful to one partner. • STIs.
• Self-Assertiveness - developing assertiveness, • HIV and AIDS.
confidence, and the ability to say no. • Low self-image.
• Groups supporting pregnant teenagers and • Emotional scars.
those with AIDS and related illnesses. Factors that influence •
personal behaviour
•
• Influenced by family, friends, peers, and community.
• Shows character, attitude, and personality.
• Impacts health, relationships, and future.
• Builds self-image and self-confidence.
• Positive behaviour leads to a healthy lifestyle, responsible
choices, better education, positive self-image, and safe
relationships.
•
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Summaries after sample
,Sample
Summaries after sample
, The adverse consequences and
Risk factors that lead to
implications of teenage pregnancy
unhealthy sexual behaviour
• Pregnancy can negatively affect physical health of teenage mothers
- potentially causing bone damage and tearing. • Physical and mental well-being, self-image,
• Teenage mothers often face lack of community respect, hindering relationships, and morals all impact sexual health.
self-esteem and access to help. • Unhealthy sexual behaviour = being too young,
• Both parents may suffer from depression, loss of friends, and stress. having sex without a condom, not using
• Many teen parents drop out of school to find work and care for the contraception, or having sex with multiple partners.
child - affects their education and career prospects. • Healthiest choices = abstinence, being faithful to
• Cultural compensation (lobola) may be required for unmarried one partner and using a condom.
fathers - financial burden on the family. • Alcohol or drug use can lead to poor decision-
making - increased risk of unhealthy sexual
behaviour.
•
Sample
Strategies to deal with
unhealthy sexual behaviour
Abstinence - safe and effective option, even if
U1: Sexual
behaviour and
The unwanted results of
sexual health
Summaries after sample
past sexual encounters have occurred.
• Know your HIV status and partner's HIV status.
unhealthy sexual behaviour
• Use condoms during sexual activity. • Teenage pregnancy.
• Be faithful to one partner. • STIs.
• Self-Assertiveness - developing assertiveness, • HIV and AIDS.
confidence, and the ability to say no. • Low self-image.
• Groups supporting pregnant teenagers and • Emotional scars.
those with AIDS and related illnesses. Factors that influence •
personal behaviour
•
• Influenced by family, friends, peers, and community.
• Shows character, attitude, and personality.
• Impacts health, relationships, and future.
• Builds self-image and self-confidence.
• Positive behaviour leads to a healthy lifestyle, responsible
choices, better education, positive self-image, and safe
relationships.
•
GR9 LO T1:W4-7 Mind Map• Via Afrika Copyright © www.summariessa.co.za (DO NOT COPY)
