Behaviors that put young people at risk for HIV infection include _________
A) engaging in intercourse without condoms.
B) using alcohol, cocaine, and other drugs that impair judgment and reduce impulse control.
C) having sex with multiple partners.
D) all of the above.
Question 2
Which of the following statements is TRUE?
A) Most adolescents are inadequately informed about AIDS, and as a result, continue to engage in high-risk behavior.
B) Most adolescents are adequately informed about AIDS, but continue to engage in high-risk behavior because they don't believe it will affect them.
C) Most adolescents are adequately informed about AIDS and as a result, have decreased the extent to which they engage in high-risk behavior.
D) Most adolescents are somewhat informed about AIDS to the extent they have decreased the degree to which they engage in intercourse, but participation in other high-risk behaviors has increased.
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