Resilience and Teenage Pregnancy Quiz

What does resilience against high-risk behavior refer to?

• Seeking help when needed

• Engaging in risky behaviors

• Developing problem-solving skills

• Ability to withstand and overcome pressures

What are internal factors that contribute to resilience?

• Life events and experiences

• Personality traits and beliefs

• Social environment and physical environment

• Cultivating a growth mindset

What is an example of an external factor that influences resilience?

• Setting realistic goals

• Practicing mindfulness

• Social environment

• Developing self-awareness

How can individuals build resilience?

• Surrounding themselves with negative influences

• Avoiding challenges

• Seeking help when needed

• Cultivating a growth mindset

What is teenage pregnancy?

• Pregnancy in individuals aged 13-19

• Pregnancy in individuals aged 30-35

• Pregnancy in individuals aged 20-25

• Pregnancy in individuals aged 40-45

What are the health risks associated with teenage pregnancy?

• Complications during pregnancy and childbirth

• Pregnancy-related health issues and economic strain

• Premature birth and educational challenges

• Low birth weight and social stigma

What is a consequence of teenage pregnancy on educational attainment?

• Increased opportunities for academic and career success

• Limited opportunities for academic and career success

• No impact on education

• Decreased opportunities for academic and career success

What is a social implication of teenage pregnancy?

• Social stigma and judgment

• Educational challenges and economic strain

• Financial stability and inter-generational effects

• Isolation and low self-esteem

What is an economic challenge faced by teenage parents?

• Educational challenges and inter-generational effects

• Financial strain and barriers to employment

• Health risks and social stigma

• Access to resources and social environment

What is an inter-generational effect of teenage pregnancy?

• No inter-generational effects

• No impact on children

• Increased risks of poor outcomes for children

• Decreased risks of poor outcomes for children