Pretest - Making Good Choices

Decisions that you make without thinking too much usually turn out to be the best decisions.

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The degree to which your parents trust you will depend largely on the kinds of choices you make.

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Young teens rarely have to make any really important decisions.

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Many bad decisions made by young people are the result of peer pressure—doing what their friends want them to do.

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Peer pressure is not always a bad thing.

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It doesn’t pay to spend time thinking about what you should do until you actually have to deal with the problem.

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Any choice you make that hurts someone is a bad choice.

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A good decision will always reflect the person your truly are and values you have.

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If you find that a friend does not share your values, it is probably wise to end the friendship.

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If you think your friend is about to dosomething risky, the best thing to do is mind your own business.

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