Drug and alcohol use by school-age children may
a. be perceived as academically beneficial by young people.
b. impede their transition to adult life.
c. result in their increased interest in health classes.
d. ultimately lead to increased academic performance.
Question 2
The peer group behavior of boys and girls at the elementary and junior-high levels stresses
a. competitive behavior for girls.
b. increasingly cooperative roles for boys.
c. traditional role expectations for boys and girls.
d. all of the above.
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